MEZZO ROLES

Kere  The Minotaur by Harrison Birtwistle, libretto; David Harsent
Directed by Stephen Langridge
Conductor Antonio Pappano in 2008 
Ryan Wigglesworth in 2013
Royal Opera, Covent Garden

“A pack of bloodthirsty female death-spirits whose dirty wings rake the floor to chilling effect.” -John Allison, The Telegraph

“With the arguable exception of the blood-crazed harpies or Keres tearing souls and body parts from the dying — they make Wagner’s Valkyries look like Girl Guides — Stephen Langridge’s production, designed by Alison Chitty, is as sure-footed as ever.”
-Barry Millington, Evening Standard

Soprano Amanda Echalaz’s Ker leads the Keres as they feed from the corpses of the victims of the Minotaur; with English subtitles. From Sir Harrison Birtwhistle’s opera ‘The Minotaur’ at London’s Royal Opera House

Ruggiero in Peter Foggit’s 2011 adaption of Handel’s Alcina
with Barefoot Opera
Directed by Jenny Miller
Conductor Lesley-Ann Sammons
Grimeborn Festival Opera, Arcola Theatre

“Krysia Mansfield made a feisty Ruggiero” -Yehuda Shapiro, Opera Magazine

Mill Hand, Police Officer, Convict (acting roles) Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk Directed by Richard Jones
Conductor Antonio Pappano
Royal Opera, Covent Garden, 2006 and 2018

2nd Bridesmaid & Marcelina (cover) Le Nozze di Figaro
 Longborough Festival Opera
Directed by Jenny Miller
Conductor Gianluca Marcianò 

Hell Hath No Fury
staged cantatas
Directed by Jenny Miller
Conductor Nancy Cooley
with mezzos Jaime Jo Hallam, Aino Konkka and soprano Alice Rose Privett
Krysia sang Handel’s cantata
La Lucrezia 
Touring Windsor Festival, Coastal Currents Festival & The Nave, Islington

Madame Flora The Medium by Gian Carlo Menotti
Directed by Rosalie Fletcher
The Opera Workshop 
PACT Theatre, Sydney, Australia

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CONCERT PLATFORM

2011 – The Sea is Singing to Me recital of Duparc, Faure, Debussy, Tippett and Borodin songs with Nancy Cooley on piano at Hastings Museum

2010 – An Autumn Concert at St Mary in The Castle, Hastings.
With Carl Cassidy and Val Cassidy on piano. Repertoire ranged from: Saint Saens, Mon coeur s’ouvre a ta voix to Peggy Glanville-Hicks, 13 Ways of Looking at a Blackbird and Carl Cassidy’s original compositions

2006 – Solo performer in Australia Day Celebrations at The Rocks, Sydney.
Site-Specific performance piece directed by Roland Peelman
The Song Company

2005 – soloist in Mozart’s Mass in C for Thurrock Choral Society and for Luton Choral Society in Rachmaninov Vespers conducted by Crispin Lewis

1998 – Concerts and Recording:
 Testament: Archangels’ Banquet & Shepherds’ Delight
The Renaissance Players
Australia’s longest established early music ensemble
Music Director Winsome Evans