Laura Miah

Laura Miah is a soprano from Puerto Rico with two master’s degrees in opera from Yale University. Her recent operatic roles include Musetta, Susanna, Lauretta, and the Governess in Britten’s The Turn of the Screw. While in Puerto Rico, she appeared as a soloist in a range of concert repertoire, including Mozart’s Requiem in D minor and John Rutter’s Magnificat, performing with the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra before moving to the United States to further her studies.
An active recitalist, Miah is recognized for her musicality and interpretive versatility across repertoire spanning art song to American and Latin jazz standards. She has participated in music festivals and programs across the United States, including the Ravinia Music Festival in Chicago, the Young Artist Vocal Academy in Houston, and the Aspen Music Festival and School in Aspen. There, she worked with leading artists and coaches in both song and opera, including recital work with Graham Johnson and her operatic debut as Despina in Renée Fleming’s directorial debut.