Natasha Agarwal is a British-Indian soprano from Liverpool. She trained at the Royal Academy of Music and was a Serena Fenwick Young Artist with British Youth Opera. Awards include the Charles Wood Festival International Song Prize, David Clover Singers’ Platform Recital Prize, North London Festival Recital Prize and Lesley Garrett Opera Prize (runner-up).
She is a semi-finalist in the upcoming Voices of Black Opera competition in Birmingham. She is currently performing the role of Neera in Will Todd’s new opera Migrations with Welsh National Opera and covering Amore in Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice at Opera North.
Natasha is also trained in dance styles including ballet, tap, contemporary and classical Indian dance and is now an ambassador for All England Dance, having previously won their “Young Dancer of the Year” award.
- Frasquita Carmen (Opera Holland Park & Opera North)
- Zora Svadba (Waterperry Opera Festival)
- Sukanya’s Friend Sukanya (LPO at Royal Festival Hall)
- Lapák TheCunning Little Vixen (Opera Holland Park)
- Selena Apollo’s Mission (Tête à Tête Festival)
- Carolina Il Matrimonio Segreto and Nerina La Fedeltà Premiata (Royal Opera House Mumbai)
- Ariadne The Frogs (Scottish Opera)
- Susanna Le nozze di Figaro (Opera Warwick)
- During the pandemic she was a guest soloist for WNO’s Creating Change film series and the Bitesize Proms online platform Concert highlights include soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s C Minor Mass, Jenkins’ Armed Man, Orff’s Carmina Burana and Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, as well as songs recitals at the Italian Cultural Institute and Leeds Lieder Festival.