Charlotte La Thrope

English soprano Charlotte La Thrope graduated with first class honours in Music from the University of Durham, majoring in performance, and in her final year received Most Outstanding Soloist award. She then went on to study at The Royal Academy of Music where she graduated in 2018 with distinction.

Charlotte has appeared on the concert platform throughout Europe and in South America and performs regularly as a soloist, alongside acclaimed ensembles. Her operatic roles have included Susanna in The Marriage of Figaro, Pamina in Magic Flute, Iris in Semele, Eurydice in L’Orfeo, L’Enfant in L’enfant et les sortilèges and Angel in Jephtha where she was described as follows: “an Angel stands out from the crowd… the best singing – poised, sweet and true – comes from Charlotte La Thrope as Angel whose last minute intervention saves the day” by Rupert Christiansen (The Telegraph) and “a young singer to watch out for” by Andrew Benson-Wilson.

 

Charlotte has recently qualified as a psychotherapist and enjoys balancing her singing work alongside supporting others with their mental health.