Sofija Petrovic

Current and recent engagements of Serbian mezzo-soprano Sofija Petrovic include Amneris Aida at the Oper im Steinbruch and Croatian National Theater, Principessa di Bouillon Adriana Lecouvreur at Teatro Massimo Bellini, Judita Judita by Frano Parać, Charlotte Werther, Foreign Princess Rusalka, Venus Tannhäuser with the Croatian National Theatre.

Future seasons bring the artist’s debut with Frankfurt Opera as Marina Mnishek Boris Godunov as well as her debuts at A Coruña, La Monnaie and the Gran Teatre del Liceu.

Past seasons were highlighted by her appearances in La tragédie de Carmen at the the Bosnian National Theater and at the Tivat Festival, Carmen at the Jerusalem Lyric Opera, Maddalena Rigoletto at the Croatian National Theater. Sofija also performed Aksinya in Warlikowski’s production of Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk. On the concert stage Sofija has performed in numerous concerts under the baton of Maestro Pier Giorgio Morandi.

Sofija covered the title role in Zandonai’s Francesca da Rimini at Deutsche Oper Berlin and performed Esmeralda in Franz Schmidt’s Notre Dame at the St. Gallen Festival. She sang with the Serbian Symphony Orchestra and made her debut in her home country singing the role of Carmen at the Serbian National Theatre. She opened the 54th Bemus Festival in the Kolarac Concert Hall with Sir Bryn Terfel and Maestro Bojan Suđić and appeared in numerous concerts with the Radio Symphony Orchestra all around Serbia.

Sofija Petrovic performed as Mrs. Coyle in Benjamin Britten’s Owen Wingrave at Opéra Bastille and Sängerin La Ronde by Boesmans, she covered the role of Cassandre Les Troyens at Opera Bastille and performed excerpts from the same opera in concert at the Palais Garnier.