Winner of the ‘Deborah Voight Opera Prize’ at the BBC Radio 3 Glenarm Festival of Voice, Anna Gregg was the ‘Northern Ireland Opera Young Opera Voice of 2023’. Anna graduated in 2022 with distinction, from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she studied BMus(Hons), MMus and MPerf under the tutelage of Sarah Pring. Since graduating, Anna has been fortunate to work with The Royal Ballet and Opera, Wexford Festival Opera, Longborough Festival Opera, West Green Opera, Opera Collective Ireland, Sestina Music, Northern Ireland Opera and numerous choral societies in the UK and Ireland. Last season, Anna’s roles included: ’Gabriel’ in a staged production of Hadyn’s ‘Creation’ with the Scherzo Ensemble (Longhope Opera); cover 'Elena' in the world premiere of ‘Elena and Gerardo’ - Bottini, with Random Opera; ’Lucia’ in Britten’s ‘Rape of Lucretia’ with British Youth Opera. Last year, Anna was also fortunate to be awarded the Dufferin Prize at the Camerata Ireland Academy 2024 and toured with the ‘Merry Opera Company, performing a role in a staged ‘Messiah’. Earlier this year, she played Papagena in the ‘Magic Flute 2’ (Paris) by Damon Albarn and Jeremy Sans and Cynthia in ‘The Dowager’s Oyster’ by Louis Mander (London). Anna looks forward to this season’s debut roles of ‘Gretel’ from Humperdinck’s ‘Hänsel und Gretel’ with Salon Opera, ‘Norina’ from Donizetti's ‘Don Pasquale’ with Random Opera and ‘Despina’ from Mozart's ‘Così fan tutte’ at Longhope Opera in the coming season, as well as a series of opera galas with Rogue Opera and Clonter Opera. A season highlight will be playing the role of ‘Mormon’ in a film of Oliver Leith’s ‘Last Days, with the Royal Ballet and Opera. Anna is currently covering the role in the Linbury Theatre, Royal Ballet and Opera, and made her house debut when she jumped in for the Dress Rehearsal.