Pamela Lloyd has performed on major stages throughout the United States and in Europe, initially as a musical theater singer/actress. She has performed at the historical Theatre an der Wien as part of Vienna’s resident company of Cats, in the role of Jenny-any-Dots/Griddlebone; in Amsterdam’s production of Cats at the illustrious Carré Theatre; and, in Zürich’s resident production. She has sung this musical in German, Dutch and on occasion, English. Pamela has performed in Vienna’s Schöne Neue Musik Festival with the Czech State Orchestra as Chemöse in the world-premiere of the opera Simä, which was broadcast on Radio Vienna. Other appearances include Jenny Diver in Three Penny Opera under the baton of Anton Coppola, Santuzza in Cavalleria Rusticana for Richmond County Orchestra, Senta in Der Fliegende Holländer, Fiordiligi in Così fan tutti and Mother in Amahl and The Night Visitors. Pamela has concertized as a soloist for, among others, Trinity Church at Wall Street and with the Ensamble America Chamber Orchestra for The New Jersey Music Society. She sang the National Anthem at a recent televised World Trade Center Memorial ceremony.

Andrew Costello brings with him a wealth of performance experience, having sung more than twenty-five leading operatic roles in the United States and Europe. His accomplishments range from the baroque music of Monteverdi to the advanced tonalities of contemporary opera. Mr. Costello’s career began with Glimmerglass Opera in L'Incoronazione di Poppea, directed by Jonathan Miller and conducted by Jane Glover. He has since appeared with, among others, the Atlanta Opera and Des Moines Metro Opera, where he made his debut as Jokanaan in Salomé. As a concert soloist, Mr. Costello made his debut at Carnegie Hall in the Mozart Requiem and was invited back to sing in Handel's Messiah. Mr. Costello returned to Des Moines Metro Opera as Scarpia in Tosca. Mr. Costello has sung with many important conductors such as Frédéric Chaslin, Ralf Weikert, Anton Coppola, Jérome Pillement, Jane Glover, and Dr. Robert Larsen.

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