Branch Fields

Arthur

Branch Fields, described by Opera America as “a bass of resonant richness,” is a versatile performer engaged throughout North America and beyond in opera, musical theater, and concert. He has sung with Santa Fe Opera, New York City Opera, Ogunquit Playhouse, St. Pete Opera, Sarasota Opera, Utah Festival Opera, and many others throughout the U.S. and Canada. Branch’s Broadway debut was in South Pacific, as ensemble and standby for Emile de Becque in the 2008 Lincoln Center Theater production. Recent performances include Sir Lancelot for Opera Montana, Robert in Bridges of Madison County for The Ghostlight Theater in Michigan, Leporello in Don Giovanni for Indianapolis Opera and Greensboro Opera, and roles in several productions for Opera in Williamsburg. He has been Capt. Von Trapp for Charlottesville Opera, Montana TheaterWorks, and The Southwest Michigan Symphony. Branch lives in Williamsburg, Virginia close to his family. His recent album “Be Thou My Vision” can be heard on all major streaming platforms.