KATHRYN PIÑA | soprano
Upcoming Performances
The Three Little Pigs | Despina
The Winspear Opera House | Dallas, TX
Sat. Feb. 28, 2026 2:00pm
True to the classic tale, our three little pigs prepare to build their separate houses to withstand an impending visit by the hungry wolf. Only this time, the pigs are named for famous characters in Mozart operas (Despina, Cherubino, and Don Giovanni!) and they sing their little hearts out as they debate the merits of straw, sticks, and brick as building materials. (Spoiler alert—Despina prevails because of a research trip to the library!)
This English-language, 30-minute mini-opera is perfect for young attention spans, a delightful introduction to how music can make a beloved story come alive—and with a message that reading solves all sorts of problems.!
Die Zauberflöte | Erste Dame
Bob Hope Theatre | Dallas, TX
Fri. Mar. 6, 2026 7:30pm
Sun. Mar. 8, 2026 2:30pm
Under the blazing Texas sun, Mozart's enchanting opera gets a Lone Star remix when tornado chaser Tamino storms into mystical transformation. Can Pamina escape her oil executive Queen mother's corporate empire? Can Papageno, owner of 'Lone Star Chicken Wings', find his soulmate between serving up secret recipes? This reimagining complete with Sarastro's new age wellness retreat, a motley cast of characters, and Mozart's soaring melodies ensures this supercharged 2.0 version of love, power, and transformation is a perfect twister...
Voces y Colores : An Evening of Hispanic Art and Song | Soprano Soloist
St. Patrick Cathedral | Fort Worth, TX
Thu. Apr. 9, 2026 7:00pm
Art and music converge in this celebration of Hispanic creativity and heritage. Presented in collaboration with the Santelices Foundation and Meadows School of the Arts’ Division of Music, this concert brings together an all-Hispanic cast of distinguished musicians performing Spanish-language and instrumental works inspired by the museum’s collection. The program begins with a featured performance in the Gene and Jerry Jones Great Hall and continues with a series of immersive performances in the upstairs galleries, culminating in a heartfelt a cappella finale among the artwork. This special concert marks the first anniversary of the Santelices Foundation, a Dallas-based nonprofit dedicated to education, cultural exchange, and the advancement of Hispanic representation in the arts.