“Baritone William Andrew Stuckey, in the role of Enrico, has a leonine voice of dark, smoky sonority and a stage presence to go with it.”

Chuck Klaus, Syracuse Post-Standard, March 3, 2007

William Andrew Stuckey is a baritone whose performances are acclaimed for their visceral power and beauty. Mr. Stuckey continues to expand his repertoire, adding the infamous Enrico in Lucia di Lammermoor with Syracuse Opera and Connecticut Grand Opera.  He made his debut in France at the Festival Lyrique-en-mer singing the title role in Verdi’s comic opera, Falstaff and has recently returned to Lyric Opera of Chicago in the same role. Previously, there was a string of successes as Tonio in various productions of I Pagliacci.  He performed Germont in La Traviata at the Santa Fe Opera and Sharpless in Madama Butterfly with the Lyric Opera of Chicago.  Mr. Stuckey drew accolades for portraying Conte di Luna in Sarasota Opera's acclaimed production of Il Trovatore.

Please feel free to contact him personally at wastuckey@hotmail.com, or you may contact his manager, Kathy Olsen, by clicking here.

As Enrico in Lucia di Lammermoor