Bio

From Fort Worth, TX, bass-baritone, Nate Mattingly, is known for his acute musicianship, powerful stage presence, beautiful vocal production, and background in theory and composition. Nate has appeared in roles such as Salieri in Mozart & Salieri (Opera Saratoga), Secret Police in The Consul (Opera Saratoga), Judge Dodsworth in Voir Dire (Fort Worth Opera), Yeltsin in Yeltsin in Texas (Fort Worth Opera), and Friedrich Bhaer in Little Women (Opera in the Heights). When not on stage, Nate collaborates in new music forums such as Frontiers, American Lyric Theater’s Composer Librettist Development Program, and Seagle Music Colony’s American Center for New Works Development.

Nate will appear as Sulpice (cover) in La fille du régiment at Opera Company Middlebury Vermont, and in the Bard SummerScape Opera as Anabaptiste/Officier/Bourgeois in Meyerbeer’s Le prophète this summer.

Nate is now an extra chorister for the Metropolitan Opera (Lohengrin; Don Carlos/Don Carlo; Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg; Götterdämmerung) and currently resides in Kingston, Oklahoma when not working in NYC. He is a proud feline father, motorcycle enthusiast, and amateur iPhoneographer.