UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

The Village Trip Festival: Village Voices
Oct
2

The Village Trip Festival: Village Voices

Each year, The Village Trip brings together composers with deep ties to Greenwich Village and the East Village for an evening celebrating Village Voices. This year's program draws on an extraordinary range of voices—and histories—featuring premieres by Scott Wheeler and Ella Milch-Sheriff, as well as new settings of Herman Melville by Akemi Naito and Kile Smith.

Nathaniel will sing the world premiere of Tom Deadlight by Kile Smith, with Oren Fader (guitar) and William Anderson (mandolin).

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd (Opening Night)
Oct
22

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd (Opening Night)

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd
Oct
23

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd
Oct
24

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd (2026-27 Season Gala Performance)
Oct
27

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd (2026-27 Season Gala Performance)

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd
Oct
29

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd
Oct
30

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd
Oct
31

Heartbeat Opera: Queeney Todd

For their 11th Drag Opera Extravaganza, Heartbeat Opera unleashes a deliciously twisted tale of old wounds, scorned lovers, and sweet, sweet retribution. When Queeney Todd returns to London after a decade, this demon bottom is hellbent on revenge for all of the tops that did him dirty. Soon, the scandal is too juicy for the rest of the operatic canon to ignore. As opera's greatest divas, villains, and f*ckboys collide in a whirlwind of camp, couture, and carnage, no one is safe from the barber’s blade.

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Yellow Barn Festival Concert - August 8
Aug
8

Yellow Barn Festival Concert - August 8

Nathaniel will perform Mer hahn en neue Oberkeet, BWV 212 (“Peasant Cantata,” 1742) by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750), with Melissa Wimbish (soprano), Jonah Murphy (flute), Stephen Stirling (French horn), Julia Hwang, Calvin Alexander (violins), Lise Guérin (viola), Luise Buchberger, and Stephen Coxe (continuo).

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Yellow Barn Festival Concert - July 24
Jul
24

Yellow Barn Festival Concert - July 24

Nathaniel will perform the American premiere of Alexanderlieder (1975-76) by Wolfgang Rihm (1952-2024), with Chihiro Asano (mezzo-soprano), Andrew Edwards, and Yun Janice Lu (pianos). Nathaniel will also perform “An die Hoffnung,” Op. 94, by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827), with Seth Knopp (piano).

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Yellow Barn 57th Summer Festival
Jul
10
to Aug 8

Yellow Barn 57th Summer Festival

Nathaniel will participate in Yellow Barn’s 57th Summer Festival, with concerts running from July 10 through August 8 in Putney, Vermont. See individual event listings below for specific performance dates and repertoire.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Closing Night)
May
22

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Closing Night)

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
21

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
20

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
19

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

Face masks will be required at the Tuesday, May 19 performance of Constance: A Confession.

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
18

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
16

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (SOLD OUT)
May
16

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (SOLD OUT)

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession
May
15

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession

The Friday, May 15 performance of Constance: A Confession will include pre-show ASL interpretation, in addition to standard supertitles.

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Opening Night - SOLD OUT)
May
14

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Opening Night - SOLD OUT)

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Preview Night)
May
13

Experiments in Opera: Constance, A Confession (Preview Night)

Developed in Experiments in Opera’s The Writers’ Room, Constance: A Confession is a comedic journey following one woman’s devotion to the long art of the con. Scored for four singers and the all-star experimental ensemble Hypercube, this new opera takes a biting look at how the power of storytelling in the hands of a charismatic figure can destroy lives.

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Sir John Stainer: The Crucifixion
Apr
3

Sir John Stainer: The Crucifixion

Sir John Stainer’s The Crucifixion has been a beloved Good Friday tradition at Brick Church for over a century. Brick Church will offer its 102nd performance this year, with soloists Sean Fallen and Nathaniel Sullivan, along with organist Alistair Reid. Stainer’s music tells the story of Jesus’ sacrifice and humanity’s redemption with dramatic solos, choruses, and hymns sung by the entire congregation. The Crucifixion’s enduring popularity testifies to Stainer’s emotional insight, above all in his famous unaccompanied setting of “God So Loved the World.”

Admission is free and open to the public. A freewill offering will be collected.

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J. S. Bach: Mass in B Minor
Mar
15

J. S. Bach: Mass in B Minor

For the first time in its storied history, Abendmusik will offer a performance of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Mass in B Minor. Tom Trenney leads sounding light, the Plymouth Choir, soloists, and the Abendmusik Chamber Orchestra in this profoundly moving work.

Artists

Karen Cook, soprano
Sarah Frederickson, soprano
Jackie Josten, soprano
Lindsay Kesselman, soprano
Caroline Kouma, soprano
Rebecca Shane, mezzo-soprano
Hayley Shoemaker, mezzo-soprano

Matthew Clegg, tenor
Mark Murphy Vogel, tenor
Nathaniel Sullivan, bass
sounding light & Plymouth Choir
Abendmusik Chamber Orchestra
Tom Trenney, conductor

Admission is free and open to the public. A freewill offering benefiting Food Fort will be collected.

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Brooklyn Art Song Society: Evidence of Things Not Seen
Mar
8

Brooklyn Art Song Society: Evidence of Things Not Seen

Program

Ned Rorem: Evidence of Things Not Seen

Performers

Sara LeMesh, soprano
Anna Laurenzo, mezzo-soprano
Daniel McGrew, tenor
Nathaniel Sullivan, baritone
Mila Henry, Nana Shi, & Miori Sugiyama, piano

Join us at 4:30pm for a pre-concert screening of The Artist Must Grow Ever More Selfish: Ned Rorem in Paris, a documentary portrait by Susan Sandler.

General Admission: $35
Premium Admission: $55
Premium tickets include choice of seat; one free drink from the bar; and complete program, notes, texts/translations, and a bonus listening guide made available before the concert.

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West Bay Opera: Salome
Feb
22

West Bay Opera: Salome

Performances run February 13-22, 2026.

Music by Richard Strauss.
Libretto by Hedwig Lachmann, translated from the French play by Oscar Wilde.

Directed by Richard Harrell.
Conducted by José Luis Moscovitch.

Cast

Salome: Joanna Parisi
Jochanaan: Nathaniel Sullivan
Herod: Will Upham
Herodias: Laure de Marcellus
Narraboth: Brian Skoog
Page: Valérie Filloux
First Soldier: Isaiah Musik-Ayala
Second Soldier/First Nazarene: Casey Germain
First Jew: Arthur Wu
Second Jew: Carmello Tringali
Third Jew/Second Nazarene: Caleb Alexander
Fourth Jew: Michael Orlinsky
Fifth Jew/Cappadocian: Kirk Eichelberger
Slave: Lindarae Polaha

Tickets range $54 - $140.

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West Bay Opera: Salome
Feb
21

West Bay Opera: Salome

Performances run February 13-22, 2026.

Music by Richard Strauss.
Libretto by Hedwig Lachmann, translated from the French play by Oscar Wilde.

Directed by Richard Harrell.
Conducted by José Luis Moscovitch.

Cast

Salome: Joanna Parisi
Jochanaan: Nathaniel Sullivan
Herod: Will Upham
Herodias: Laure de Marcellus
Narraboth: Brian Skoog
Page: Valérie Filloux
First Soldier: Isaiah Musik-Ayala
Second Soldier/First Nazarene: Casey Germain
First Jew: Arthur Wu
Second Jew: Carmello Tringali
Third Jew/Second Nazarene: Caleb Alexander
Fourth Jew: Michael Orlinsky
Fifth Jew/Cappadocian: Kirk Eichelberger
Slave: Lindarae Polaha

Tickets range $54 - $140.

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West Bay Opera: Salome
Feb
15

West Bay Opera: Salome

Performances run February 13-22, 2026.

Music by Richard Strauss.
Libretto by Hedwig Lachmann, translated from the French play by Oscar Wilde.

Directed by Richard Harrell.
Conducted by José Luis Moscovitch.

Cast

Salome: Joanna Parisi
Jochanaan: Nathaniel Sullivan
Herod: Will Upham
Herodias: Laure de Marcellus
Narraboth: Brian Skoog
Page: Valérie Filloux
First Soldier: Isaiah Musik-Ayala
Second Soldier/First Nazarene: Casey Germain
First Jew: Arthur Wu
Second Jew: Carmello Tringali
Third Jew/Second Nazarene: Caleb Alexander
Fourth Jew: Michael Orlinsky
Fifth Jew/Cappadocian: Kirk Eichelberger
Slave: Lindarae Polaha

Tickets range $54 - $140.

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West Bay Opera: Salome
Feb
13

West Bay Opera: Salome

Performances run February 13-22, 2026.

Music by Richard Strauss.
Libretto by Hedwig Lachmann, translated from the French play by Oscar Wilde.

Directed by Richard Harrell.
Conducted by José Luis Moscovitch.

Cast

Salome: Joanna Parisi
Jochanaan: Nathaniel Sullivan
Herod: Will Upham
Herodias: Laure de Marcellus
Narraboth: Brian Skoog
Page: Valérie Filloux
First Soldier: Isaiah Musik-Ayala
Second Soldier/First Nazarene: Casey Germain
First Jew: Arthur Wu
Second Jew: Carmello Tringali
Third Jew/Second Nazarene: Caleb Alexander
Fourth Jew: Michael Orlinsky
Fifth Jew/Cappadocian: Kirk Eichelberger
Slave: Lindarae Polaha

Tickets range $54 - $140.

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Canticum Scholare: Veni Emmanuel
Dec
22

Canticum Scholare: Veni Emmanuel

Canticum Scholare, the early-music ensemble of St. Joseph’s Church in Greenwich Village, is proud to present Veni Emmanuel, a candlelight concert of sacred motets and carols for Advent and Christmas, on Monday, December 22 at 7:30 PM.

$25 suggested donation at the door.

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Musica Sacra: Classics for Christmas
Dec
17

Musica Sacra: Classics for Christmas

Musica Sacra celebrates the magic of the season at Carnegie Hall. This festive evening includes choral selections from Bach’s Mass in B Minor and Rachmaninoff’s Vespers, plus works by Corelli, Handel, Poulenc, Helena Paish and Thompson.

Program

J. S. Bach: “Gloria in excelsis” from Mass in B Minor
Randall Thompson: Alleluia
Arcangelo Corelli: Concerto Grosso Op. 6, No. 8 in G Minor
G. F. Handel: Excerpts from Messiah
Francis Poulenc: O Magnum Mysterium
Helena Paish: “While Mary Slept”
G. F. Handel: Concerto for Harp in B-flat Major, Op. 4, No. 6
Adolphe Adam: Cantique de Noël
Sergei Rachmaninoff: “Bogoroditse Dyevo” from Vespers
G. F. Handel: “Worthy is the Lamb” from Messiah

Tickets range from $22.50 to $131.

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Handel's Messiah at The Cathedral of All Saints
Dec
9

Handel's Messiah at The Cathedral of All Saints

Music director and organist Thomas Odell leads The Cathedral Choir and a period instrument orchestra in a performance of Handel's masterpiece, Messiah, at 7:00pm on Tuesday, December 9th. The work will be sung in its entirety with guest soloists.

Nathaniel will join the chorus and perform the solos “Thus saith the Lord,” “For behold, darkness shall cover the earth,” and “The people that walked in darkness.”

General Admission: $40
VIP Prime Seating: $70
Children (≤12): $15
Students (w/ valid ID): $20
Senior (≥65): $35

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