Elizabeth Mirandi, Coloratura Soprano, is originally from Long Island, NY and graduated with a BM in Vocal Performance from the Crane School of Music in 2017 studying under Deborah Massell and Kirk Severtson.

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In her blossoming career performing in New York City, Elizabeth sang as Adel from Die Fledermaus, Princess Laola from L'étoile, and sung solos in Serenade to Music at Carnagie Hall under the baton of Maestro Duain Wolfe. She's enjoyed her time with Crane alumni group, OS Ensemble, and debuted several new works by Composers David Lang, Adam Weiser, Paola Prestini, Spencer Bambrick and Guido López-Gavilán.

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Since moving out to Castle Rock, Colorado, Elizabeth has sung her international Debut as Queen of the Night in an Italian production of Die Zauberflöte with Trentino Music Festival (2022) and has had the pleasure of working several seasons with Opera Colorado (2021 & 2023), Boulder Opera (2023 & 2024), Opera Fort Collins (2021, 2022 & 2024), Loveland Opera (2023), Steamboat Opera Institution (2019 & 2021), Bravo! Vail (2024) and Performance Now Theater Company (2024). Most recently portrayed Mabel in Performance Now's production of Pirates of Penzance and singing chorus for Bravo! Vail's production of La Bohème with the Philadelphia Orchestra under the baton of Yannick Nézet-Séguin.

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She is excited to continue a busy 2024 with Boulder Opera's production of The Adventures of Pinocchio by Jonathan Dove and concerts TBA.

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