top of page
WTO2020_ShannonJennings_103.jpg

Jennings

Shannon

soprano

La boheme KYO 2022 01 Philip Groshong.jpg

"Shannon Jennings was a vision..."

 - George B. Parous, Pittsburgh in the Round

Praised by the Washington Post for her dramatic intensity and vocal ability, soprano Shannon Jennings continues to wow critics and audiences alike. In the 2023-2024 season, Ms. Jennings dazzled in exciting role debuts and star billings, singing the title roles in Rusalka with Opera Orlando, Turandot with Gulfshore Opera, and Mimì in La bohème with Opera Las Vegas. Ms. Jennings performs her 5th production as Mimì with Charleston Opera Theater as part of her 2024-25 season, and she returns to the title role in Rusalka with Wichita Grand Opera.

Ms. Jennings has been a featured soloist with Oscar-winning film composer Michael Giacchino. In 2019, she made her debut with the National Symphony Orchestra and the Philadelphia Orchestra as the soloist in the world premier of Giacchino's ADVENT, to commemorate NASA's 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Lunar Landing. She can be heard as a soloist in Giacchino’s 2020 solo album, Travelogue Volume 1 with Death Waltz Originals & Mondo Records.

travelogue cover.jpg
Screen_Shot_2020-10-27_at_5.45.26_PM.png

Michael Giacchino and His Nouvelle Modernica Orchestra
Released on Mondo Records, October 30, 2020

(Sidereal Days: 6, 8, 15, 23, 35)

Travelogue Volume 1

Latest News

Jennings_Welch_WTO2021_102.jpg

2 August 2023

Orlando Sentinel:
Shannon Jennings brings mermaid magic to Opera Orlando concert series

Shannon shares with Matt Palm of the Orlando Sentinel about her program A Siren's Song as part of Opera Orlando's Summer Concert Series to preview her singing the title role in Rusalka in March 2024.

Rusalka_Framed+Art.png

9 August 2023

BroadwayWorld:
Shannon Jennings Joins Opera Orlando's Season Lineup

Ms. Jennings will sing a recital of ocean nymphs and explorers, as a preview to singing the title role in Rusalka in Opera Orlando's site-specific production with Opera Orlando at the Art & History Museums of Maitland.

BY TERRENCE BLANCHARD

 - Charles Green, DC Metro Theater Arts

bottom of page