Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

Nestorak returns to the Metropolitan Opera for his third consecutive season on the roster to cover the role of Pang in Puccini’s last opera, Turandot. Nestorak will cover all 17 performances of the opera from its open in February thru closing in early June 2024.

Audiences will see “Franco Zeffirelli’s dazzling vision of mythic China retake the stage, with soprano Elena Pankratova making her Met debut as the legendary—and lethal—title princess, opposite tenor SeokJong Baek as the valiant prince who puts his life on the line to win her love. Later in the spring, a pair of audience favorites, soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Roberto Alagna, assume the starring roles. Sopranos Aleksandra Kurzak, Juliana Grigoryan, Gabriella Reyes, Angel Blue, and Olga Kulchynska alternate as Liù, with basses Vitalij Kowaljow, Peixin Chen, and Soloman Howard as Timur. Maestro Oksana Lyniv makes her Met debut leading Puccini’s rousing score, sharing conducting duties with Marco Armiliato.” (quoted section from the Metropolitan Opera website)

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

In his second season at The Metropolitan Opera, Nestorak will cover the role of Bardolfo in their spring 2023 production of Falstaff. For more information and tickets, please visit: https://www.metopera.org/season/2022-23-season/falstaff/

About the Opera from The Metropolitan Opera website:

”World Premiere: Teatro alla Scala, Milan, 1893. A deeply human comedy full of humor and genuine emotion, Verdi’s last opera is a splendid finale to an unparalleled career in the theater. The story is an amalgamation of scenes from Shakespeare, primarily drawn from the comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor. It centers on the remarkable personality of Sir John Falstaff, one of literature’s most compelling characters. With a supremely well-crafted score, which has long commanded the respect even of Verdi’s critics, it is an astounding work and among the greatest operatic comedies of all time.”

Debuting at Opera San Antonio as Beppe, Nestorak joins an all-star cast in one of opera’s classic pieces, “Pagliacci.” Leoncavallo’s score boasts luscious music with a rich plot of jealousy and deceit. For information about the creative team, cast, and to purchase tickets, please visit: https://www.operasa.org/pagliacci

Debuting at Opera San Antonio as Beppe, Nestorak joins an all-star cast in one of opera’s classic pieces, “Pagliacci.” Leoncavallo’s score boasts luscious music with a rich plot of jealousy and deceit. For information about the creative team, cast, and to purchase tickets, please visit: https://www.operasa.org/pagliacci

Mr. Nestorak makes his premiere at the Lakes Area Music Festival as Brighella in their 2022 season’s only opera production, Richard Strauss’ Ariadne auf Naxos. For tickets and more cast information, visit: https://lakesareamusic.org/event/ariadne/

Mr. Nestorak makes his premiere at the Lakes Area Music Festival as Brighella in their 2022 season’s only opera production, Richard Strauss’ Ariadne auf Naxos. For tickets and more cast information, visit: https://lakesareamusic.org/event/ariadne/

Mr. Nestorak returns to Opera Grand Rapids as Pong in their final 2019 & 2020 production of Puccini’s Turandot. Audiences will hear some of Opera’s most iconic music performed in downtown Grand Rapids. For more tickets and more cast information, visit the Opera Grand Rapids website at https://www.operagr.org/turandot/