Soprano Kathryn Grumley was reviewed by the South Florida Classical Review as “dominating the stage, owning every scene from the rise of the curtain” following her performance as Magda in the 2018 Miami Music Festival production of Puccini’s La rondine. The same reviewer also noted that she has “the hall-filling spinto voice to float Puccini’s phrases with ardor as well as subtlety…and sung with just the right touch of lifting enchantment.” The Grunion Gazette has noted her ability to sing “beautifully, and with impressive musicality.” The Austin Chronicle has written that “her voice possesses a rich, caramel quality that beautifully suits her character’s choices as she sings the role with elements of sadness, fear, and remorse.”

Kathryn has several role and company debuts scheduled for the upcoming 2023/2024 season.  She begins in March singing the role of Harriet Beecher Stowe in the Marble City Opera’s production of The Infinite Energy of Ada Lovelace before joining the cast at Salt Marsh Opera to sing the role of the First Lady in The Magic Flute.  Kathryn will be featured in two concert series staged by Chandler Opera in April and June. She will return to the Czech Republic in July as a Voice Fellow with OpernFest Prague.  Kathryn will debut as the iconic Blanche DuBois in Tacoma Opera’s production of A Streetcar Named Desire in February 2024.