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Noah Stewart on Miss Fortune

We talk to the tenor, a young talent fast making a name for himself in the world of opera.

By Chris Shipman (Online Content Producer (Social Media and News))

24 February 2012 at 12.03pm | 2 Comments

With Judith Weir’s Miss Fortune soon to open on the main stage, we caught up with American tenor Noah Stewart who sings the role of Hassan in the production. Originally from Harlem, Noah is fast making a name for himself in the world of opera. We asked him about the work, his choice between singing pop and opera and his flaming kebab van!

Miss Fortune opens on Monday 12 March. For a peek at the production before the curtain rises, take a look at our gallery of production photos taken at Bregenz Festival:

Miss Fortune
  • Noah Stewart and Emma Bell in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Andrew Watts as Fate in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Anne-Marie Owens and Jacques Imbrailo in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Alan Ewing and Kathryn Harries in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Jacques Imbrailo, Andrew Watts and Noah Stewart in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Jacques Imbrailo and Noah Stewart in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Anne-Marie Owens and Jacques Imbrailo in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Emma Bell in Miss Fortune © Karl Foster/ROH 2011
  • Soul Mavericks in Miss Fortune with Emma Bell © Bill Cooper/ROH 2012

By Chris Shipman (Online Content Producer (Social Media and News))

24 February 2012 at 12.03pm

This article has been categorised Opera and tagged Bregenz, Harlem, Judith Weir, Miss Fortune, Noah Stewart, pop, Production, tenor

This article has 2 comments

  1. Kat J Trimble responded on 25 February 2012 at 5:04pmReply

    Looking forward to seeing this brilliant new tenor, Noah Stewart, at the Royal Opera House in March, singing the part of Hassan in Judith Weir's opera 'Miss Fortune'.

  2. Morgan Dye responded on 25 February 2012 at 6:47pmReply

    I'm gutted that I'll miss...Miss Fortune! But sadly i'm on holiday for the entire run. C'est la vie.

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