Hailed by Opera Now as a voice of “spine tingling delicate beauty” Kirsty is fast becoming a dramatic voice to watch. A singer that is celebrated as much for her stage presence and acting ability as her “strong soaring soprano, that easily wins through’ - Critics Circle.

This season Kirsty will make her most exciting and highly anticipated debut to date, taking on Strauss’ fiendishly complex heroine Salome for Regents Opera in London, a role which no doubt will become a signature piece. This role cements her move into the more dramatic repertoire.

On the concert platform Kirsty opens the season with Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, a piece that she will sing several times this season. Kirsty will also debut as the soprano soloist with the Royal Choral Society for Puccini at the Palace, a gala celebrating some of the composer’s most beloved works, at Alexandra Palace.

Kirsty made her professional debut Janáček‘s The Cunning Little Vixen for Glyndebourne Opera under the baton of Vladimir Jorowski. Since then some career highlights include Tosca (title role) touring the UK & France, Cio-Cio San in (Madama Butterfly) St John’s Smith Square, Tatyana - (Eugine Onegin) Garsington Opera, Female Chorus - (Rape of Lucretia) Glyndebourne & Vrenchen - A Village Romeo & Juliet at Cadogan Hall.