American bass-baritone Luke Randazzo is a multifaceted singer spanning multiple genres, ranging from classical music to musical theatre. Recent classical music performances for Luke consist of a number of productions at Manhattan School of Music, including Scapin in L'île de Merlin, chorus in Princess Ida, and soloist in The New American Songbook Cabaret. Luke also made his recital debut, in a joint recital with tenor Brandon Lim. Luke has recently performed with Classic Lyric Arts as Figaro and Leporello in scenes from Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro and Don Giovanni. Luke is also enthusiastically involved in the world of musical theatre, where recent highlights include productions of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Charlie Brown) and Godspell (John the Baptist, Jesus u/s) with MSM’s Alpha Psi Omega, as well as Gaston and King Triton in orchestral performances of Beauty and the Beast and The Little Mermaid with Disney Theatrical Group, under the baton of James Dodgson. Luke is also active in the world of voice competitions, being named first place in the NATS National Competition, as well as a YoungArts finalist. In 2022, Luke began studying at Manhattan School of Music, under the tutelage of legendary bass-baritone James Morris. Outside of music, Luke is a passionate teacher to children of all ages, avid reader, reluctant gym-goer, and father to two adorable cats.