Soprano Midori Marsh was recently named by the CBC as one of Canada’s hot classical musicians under 30. ​Past engagements include Sarah Thorpe in ​No One’s Safe ​and Johan’s Mother in ​Silent Light​ (Banff Centre); Frasquita in ​Carmen​ (Waterloo Symphony); Arminda in ​La finta giardiniera,​ Rose Maurrant in Street Scene​, Susanna in ​The Marriage of Figaro​, and Mary Crawford in ​Mansfield Park (​ UofT Opera); Annina in ​La Traviata (​ Cambridge Symphony Orchestra); Zerlina in ​Don Giovanni ​(Portland Summer Opera Workshop); Laurie Moss in ​The Tender Land ​and Antonia in ​The Tales of Hoffmann ​(Opera Laurier). In October 2019 she took home both the first prize and the audience choice award at the Canadian Opera Company’s Ensemble Studio Competition, and ​is currently a member of the COC’s young artist ensemble for the 2021-2022 season. This fall with the COC she will appear as Nella in Gianni Schicchi and as the soprano soloist in Mozart’s Requiem. Favorite things include spicy chips, slice of life anime, and her roommate’s dog Chester.