Molly Fillmore

Following an international career as a mezzo-soprano, Molly Fillmore recently moved into the dramatic soprano repertoire, and has since joined the roster of The Metropolitan Opera for their productions of Die Walkure, The Gambler, and as an understudy for the role of Freia in Das Rheingold and the title role in Salome. She has appeared as a soloist with such organizations as Seattle Opera, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Seattle Symphony, Cologne Opera, Washington National Opera, Spoleto Festival, Chattanooga Opera, and Utah Symphony and at both Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall.   She has worked with directors Robert Carsen, Chris Alexander, Garnett Bruce, Tomer Zvulun, Bernard Uzan, and Christof Loy and with such conductors as Sir Jeffrey Tate, Gerard Schwarz, Hans Graf, Daniele Callegari, Richard Buckley, Christopher Keene, Heinz Fricke, Graeme Jenkins, Norman Scribner, Robert Bernhardt, and Keith Lockhart.

Recent engagements include Orfeo and Cherubino with Chattanooga Opera, as well as  appearances with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for Handel’s Messiah and Verdi’s Requiem conducted by Hans Graf.  She has also sung the Verdi Requiem with the Detroit Civic Symphony, at Smith College, the United States Naval Academy, and Michigan State University.