World wide Management:
Caroline Woodfield, Vice President
Opus 3 Artists
Email: cwoodfield@opus3 artists.com
Phone 212.584.7526
Nobody conveys text better in the opera world.
DC THEATER SCENE
Starring in the title role of Wozzeck was the American, Alan Held, who owns one of the most beautiful bass-baritones in the world. That voice is big, too, and exceptionally smooth. Fortunately, Mr. Held is also a skilled singing actor.
NEW YORK SUN
Alan Held was a sensational Jochanaan. His dark baritone, his enunciation, his muscularity and his acting were perfection.
THE OPERA CRITIC
Alan Held’s Wotan is a complete performance: a fusion of singing and acting into a whole, rounded character portrayal that stays lodged in the mind and heart. The staging of Wotan’s monologue, in which he voices his intense frustration that he can’t find a hero who is able to do things that the gods can’t, seemed so right that it’s permanently colored my understanding of the opera.
THE WASHINGTON POST
Never have I heard a voice resonate Verizon Hall like Mr. Held’s...the bass-baritone’s vocal passages gorgeously depict his character’s own inner-struggles with fate while his gorgeous tone cuts through to the back of the house.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE
The amazing American bass-baritone, Alan Held, who on his own is worth the price of admission…animal magnetism to burn and the kind of darkly ringing tones that sound like giant redwoods toppling during a forest fire.
TORONTO STAR
Caroline Woodfield, Vice President
Opus 3 Artists
Email: cwoodfield@opus3 artists.com
Phone 212.584.7526
Nobody conveys text better in the opera world.
DC THEATER SCENE
Starring in the title role of Wozzeck was the American, Alan Held, who owns one of the most beautiful bass-baritones in the world. That voice is big, too, and exceptionally smooth. Fortunately, Mr. Held is also a skilled singing actor.
NEW YORK SUN
Alan Held was a sensational Jochanaan. His dark baritone, his enunciation, his muscularity and his acting were perfection.
THE OPERA CRITIC
Alan Held’s Wotan is a complete performance: a fusion of singing and acting into a whole, rounded character portrayal that stays lodged in the mind and heart. The staging of Wotan’s monologue, in which he voices his intense frustration that he can’t find a hero who is able to do things that the gods can’t, seemed so right that it’s permanently colored my understanding of the opera.
THE WASHINGTON POST
Never have I heard a voice resonate Verizon Hall like Mr. Held’s...the bass-baritone’s vocal passages gorgeously depict his character’s own inner-struggles with fate while his gorgeous tone cuts through to the back of the house.
PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE
The amazing American bass-baritone, Alan Held, who on his own is worth the price of admission…animal magnetism to burn and the kind of darkly ringing tones that sound like giant redwoods toppling during a forest fire.
TORONTO STAR