Performance credits
Past performances 2008 — Yesterday
María de Buenos Aires (Maria de Buenos Aires), Piazzolla
Florentine OperaLa Voz de un Payador (The voice of a payador)
View cast and crewGala: Double Bill & Reception, VerdiPuccini
Heartbeat OperaIl Barone Scarpia (Baron Scarpia)
View programme, cast and crewMaría de Buenos Aires (Maria de Buenos Aires), Piazzolla
Opera San AntonioLa Voz de un Payador (The voice of a payador)
View cast and crewFeatured past performances
María de Buenos Aires (Maria de Buenos Aires), Piazzolla
Florentine OperaLa Voz de un Payador (The voice of a payador)
View cast and crew
Gala: Double Bill & Reception, VerdiPuccini
Heartbeat OperaIl Barone Scarpia (Baron Scarpia)
View programme, cast and crew
María de Buenos Aires (Maria de Buenos Aires), Piazzolla
Opera San AntonioLa Voz de un Payador (The voice of a payador)
View cast and crew
Biography
Hailed by the New York Times as “rich voiced” and by Opera News for his “interesting and convincing portrayal of Scarpia, most impressive in the Act I Te Deum” in Tosca, Argentinean-American baritone, Gustavo Feulien, continues his career with great success. For his New York City Opera debut as Silvio in Pagliacci, critics hailed his performance for his "sharp, powerful gestures in both his acting and singing, was both ardent and tender" and "“the love scene with Silvio, rakishly sung by Gustavo Feulien, drew bravos from many in the audience”. This season, Gustavo made his role debuts as Marcello in La Bohème with Wichita Grand Opera and as Scarpia in Tosca with Loft Opera. Gustavo Feulien made a successful European opera debut in 22 performances of Belcore in L’Elisir d’amore and 1
