Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus
Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus
Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus
Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus
Marta Danusevich graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Music (class of Lyudmila Kolos). In the Opera Studio of the Academy of Music she performed the roles of Chio-Chio-San (Madama Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini), Tatyana (Eugene Onegin by Pyotr Tchaikovsky) and Iolanta in the Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s eponymous opera. In 2015 she joined the company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus (2013-2015 apprenticeship).
From 2015 to 2018 she was an artist of the Bolshoi Theatre Young Artists Opera Programme. She took part in concerts of the Young Artists Opera Programme on the New and Historic Stages, as well as in the Beethoven Hall of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia. She undergone a study course at the Mozarteum University Salzburg (Austria). She did the apprenticeship programme at the Opéra National de Paris and performed in a concert with the artists of the Youth Programme of the Opéra de Paris on the stage of the Bastille Amphitheatre (conducted by Tugan Sokhiev).
In October 2016 she took part in the concert of Virtuosos of Moscow Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Yuri Bashmet (Antwerp, Belgium). In February 2017 as member of the Young Artists Opera Programme she toured around the French Riviera, including the Opéra de Nice and Toulon Opera. In March she participated in a concert version of The Maid of Orleans by Pyotr Tchaikovsky within the tour of opera company, chorus and orchestra of the Bolshoi Theatre in France, conducted by Tugan Sokhiev (Toulouse, Paris). In January-February 2018 she participated in the exchange programme between the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia and Opéra national de Paris, where she performed in concerts at the Palais Garnier and the Opera Bastille.
Marta Danusevich toured in Austria, France, Belgium and Russia with the company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia and toured to Russia with the company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus. In October 2022, she performed the role of Nadzeya Yanouskaya in King Stakh’s Wild Hunt by Vladimir Soltan on the Historic Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia.
