Annalisa Stroppa will celebrate her 50th performance as “Carmen” in Ravenna. In a statement mezzo-soprano said, “For over a decade, I have performed Carmen, one of the most beloved and indomitable women in opera. Tonight at the Teatro Alighieri in Ravenna, I’m celebrating my 50th performance in this role, which has given me — and continues to give me — {…}

Annalisa Stroppa has been awarded the Premio della Brescianità. The mezzo soprano was recognized on Feb. 15 at the 2026 award ceremony which took place at the historic headquarters of the Ateneo di Brescia in Palazzo Tosio. Established in 1977, the award is presented annually on the day of the city’s patron saints, Faustino and Giovita, to honour citizens of {…}

Annalisa Stroppa was presented with the University of Brescia Award in the category of “Culture, Arts, Entertainment and Sport” during the inauguration ceremony of the 44th Academic Year of the University of Brescia. The University selected Stroppa in recognition of her internationally acclaimed career, her unwavering commitment to promoting musical culture, and her profound and enduring bond with the city {…}