Sky Ingram

Sky Ingram is an Australian soprano, of English, Scottish and Norwegian ancestry, who trained at the Elder Conservatorium, WA Academy of Performing Arts, Guildhall School Opera Course, and the National Opera Studio in London. Sky has performed oratorio, concert and recital repertoire around Australia, the UK, New York, Norway, France, and Germany, and has sung on ABC and BBC radio. Music awards & scholarships include: Opera Awards Foundation Bursary, 5MBS Young Performer of the Year, SA Young Achiever of the Year, Royal Overseas League Trophy, Scholarships to GSMD & NOS, and is a George Boland, Australian Music Foundation, Tait Memorial, and Wingate Scholar. 

Sky made her debut at The Royal Opera House as Lea in the world premiere of “Glare” to huge critical acclaim, returning twice more to sing the goddess Venus in Rossi’s “Orpheus” and the solo Female Chorus for “The Rape of Lucretia”. Other career highlights to date include Sky’s American debut as Avis/”The Wreckers” for Bard SummerScape in New York, the title role in “Fedora” for If Opera, La Contessa/”Le nozze di Figaro” in Kristiansand Norway, Donna Elvira/”Don Giovanni” with Garsington Opera, Fiordiligi/”Così fan tutte” for State Opera South Australia, and the title role in “Salome” for Salon Opera.

“Learning how to use your whole body as a microphone to resonate and communate to an audience will create a thrilling artistic experience for your whole instrument, body and soul.”