“Annie Reilly was CAPTIVATING and irrepressible as Cherubino”
“Annie Reilly holds the eye and ear as Flora Bervoix”
“a delightful ACTRESS as well as singer”
Winner of The Grange Festival Prize 2024 for exceptional promise as an emerging young artist
Following training at the prestigious Royal Academy Opera in London in 2021, American mezzo-soprano Annie Reilly has made debuts with the Royal Opera House Muscat, Welsh National Opera, Scottish Opera, English National Opera (cover), Grange Festival Opera, Waterperry Opera Festival, Longborough Festival Opera and as an Alvarez Young Artist with Garsington Opera.
Highlights include Zerlina in the Sir Thomas Allen production of Don Giovanni (Scottish Opera), Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (co-production Royal Opera House Muscat & Teatro Carlo Felice Genoa), Niña Sola in the UK staged premiere of Ainadamar (Welsh National Opera, Scottish Opera), Flora in La Traviata (Grange Festival Opera), Nancy in Albert Herring (English National Opera cover), Cherubino in Le Nozze di Figaro (Waterperry Opera Festival), Helena in The Fairy Queen (Longborough Festival Opera), and Dorabella in Così fan tutte (Nevill Holt Opera cover, Royal Academy Opera). In concert, she has appeared as a soloist with the LA Phil, the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and LSO Discovery in venues including the Barbican Hall and Philharmonie de Paris.
“an engagingly personable Flora, a WINNING personality allied to a lovely voice”
— PLANET HUGILL | La Traviata
“a MARVELLOUS Helena from Annie Reilly”
— ART SCENE IN WALES | The Fairy Queen
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Annie makes her debut at the Royal Opera House Muscat as Hermia in this co-production with Teatro Carlo Felice Genoa.
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La Traviata
Annie makes her role debut as Flora in this new production conducted by Richard Farnes at The Grange Festival.
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Albert Herring
Annie joins English National Opera as Nancy cover in this brand-new production of Albert Herring by acclaimed director Antony McDonald.
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The Magic Flute
Annie joins English National Opera as Second Lady cover in this five star production from Simon McBurney.
