Benjamin Manis Tickets

Benjamin Manis is an accomplished conductor whose work spans orchestral and operatic repertoire. Since 2022, he has served as Associate Conductor of the Utah Symphony, guiding concerts and programs with a focus on musical storytelling and precision. His path blends orchestral leadership with significant experience in opera houses, making him a versatile presence on the podium.

Manis’ career has been marked by leadership roles and notable debuts. He previously served as Resident Conductor with the Houston Grand Opera from 2019 to 2022, where he conducted and collaborated on productions and educational initiatives. In 2024, he made his San Francisco Opera debut conducting Carmen, a milestone that highlighted his dynamic range in operatic repertoire. The San Francisco Opera invited him to return for The Barber of Seville in 2026, underscoring the confidence major companies place in his artistry.

Beyond the opera stage, Manis has been recognized with four Solti Foundation US Career Assistance Awards (2019, 2022, 2023, 2024), supporting his pursuit of rigorous artistic development and promising a growing influence in American classical music. He was named Resident Conductor for the Grand Teton Music Festival for the 2024–2025 seasons, adding another leading regional platform to his growing résumé.

Educationally rooted in elite programs, Manis trained at the Colburn School and earned studies under Larry Rachleff at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music. His ongoing work as a performer, educator, and collaborator continues to shape his approach to contemporary and traditional concert programming.

Upcoming engagements showcase Manis’ active schedule and breadth as a conductor. In the 2025 season, look for appearances in Madame Butterfly with Utah Opera and The Ghosts of Versailles at Rice University. For 2026, expect performances with the Richmond Symphony (Jan 31–Feb 1), Houston Grand Opera (Mar 13–15), Savannah Philharmonic (Mar 28), and a return to the San Francisco Opera for The Barber of Seville (May). He also appears at the Music Academy of the West (Jul 24–26), highlighting his role as a mentor and innovator in contemporary classical music education.

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