Daniel Okulitch Tickets

Daniel Okulitch is a Canadian bass-baritone celebrated for his versatility across Mozart roles, contemporary world premieres, and artistically significant collaborations. Born in Ottawa in 1976, he emerged on the national stage as Schaunard in Baz Luhrmann's La bohème on Broadway (2002–2003) and has since built a prolific career rooted in both traditional repertoire and new works. This page highlights his biography, discography, awards, and a preview of his 2025 engagements.

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Daniel Okulitch’s artistry spans from core Mozart titles—Don Giovanni, Le Nozze di Figaro, and Le Nozze Alberti from the Figaro lineage—to contemporary world premieres. His discography includes notable recordings with Baz Luhrmann's La bohème (DreamWorks, 2002) and Le Roi Arthur (Telarc, 2005), along with Frau Margot (Albany Records, 2007) and his solo release The New American Art Song (GPR Records, 2013). He’s been recognized with prizes from the George London Foundation, Joyce Dutka Arts Foundation, Sullivan Foundation, and the Licia Albanese Puccini Foundation. For 2025, look for Khovanschina at the Osterfestspiele Salzburg, Written on Skin at Deutsche Oper Berlin, performances with the Royal Danish Opera, and the Take This Waltz program featuring Leonard Cohen material.

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