Alexander Keda

Alexander Keda graduated from the Belarusian State Conservatoire in 1980 (class of Associate Professor S.Oskolkov).

The same year, he joined the opera company of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus.

In 2010, he was awarded the special prize of the President of the Republic of Belarus to eminent figures of culture and art for his contribution to the revival of old Belarusian music, specifically, for the role of Chuzhapanak in the national opera Someone Else’s Wealth Does Not Serve Anyone by Jan Dawid Holland.

• Zaretsky, Gremin / Eugene Onegin
• The Reindeer / The Story of Kai and Gerda (The Snow Queen) by Sergei Banevich
• Ryhor / King Stakh’s Wild Hunt by Vladimir Soltan
• The Sacristan / Tosca
• Papageno, Sarastro / Die Zauberflöte
• Leporello, Masetto / Don Giovanni
• Bartolo / Il barbiere di Siviglia
• Ramfis and the King of Egypt / Aida
• Ferrando / Il trovatore
• Betto di Signa / Gianni Schicchi
• Zuniga / Carmen
• King René / Iolanta
• Boris Izmailov / Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk (Katerina Izmailova)
• Prince Khovansky / Khovanshchina
• Chuzhapanak / Someone Else’s Wealth Does Not Serve Anyone by Jan Dawid Holland
• The Governor / The Town of Craftsmen by Gennady Gladkov
• The Bear / The Little Tower Chamber by Ilya Polskiy
• Surin / The Queen of Spades
• Sobakin / The Tsar’s Bride

With the company he has toured Germany, Spain, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Switzerland, and Thailand.

In October 2022, he performed the role of Ryhor in King Stakh’s Wild Hunt, a guest performance of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus on the Historic Stage of the Bolshoi Theatre of Russia.