Baritone Joshua Conyers recently made his Seattle Opera debut as Policeman 3/Congregant 3 in Blue (Tesori/Tazewell), as well as performed the roles of Reginald in X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X (Davis) with Michigan Opera Theatre and Odyssey Opera and Tonio in Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) with Opera Memphis. Active in contemporary opera, Mr. Conyers performed the role of Jason in the World Premiere of 75 Miles (Matt Boehler) and Uncle Wesley in Night Trip (Carlos Simon) for Washington National Opera’s American Opera Initiative. On the concert stage, Mr. Conyers made his Carnegie Hall Debut in 2018 as the baritone soloist for Regina Cœli, K. 276 (Mozart), Serenade to Music (Williams), Choral Fantasy (Beethoven) and Te Deum (Hayes) under the baton of composer and arranger Mark Hayes with MidAmerica Productions. He has also performed Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with Memphis Symphony Orchestra and Carmina Burana (Orff) with Cecilia Chorus of NYC at Carnegie Hall. Mr. Conyers made his debut at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in 2018 as the baritone soloist performing the Duruflé Requiem with Manhattan Concert Productions under the baton of conductor Anton Armstrong.