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Acting
May 26, 1938
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Teresa Stratas, born in Toronto's Cabbagetown, started her musical journey singing Greek songs in her parents' restaurant. Her talent led to radio performances and a Royal Conservatory scholarship. At 20, she debuted in La Bohème at the Toronto Opera Festival and became a renowned figure at the Metropolitan Opera, captivating audiences globally. Notably, she made history performing dual lead soprano roles at the Met in 1995. Her illustrious career includes performances at prestigious opera houses worldwide. Stratas notably sang the title role in the premiere of Alban Berg's Lulu at the Paris Opera in 1979. She's been honoured with the Order of Canada and the Governor General's Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Performing Arts. Stratas holds five honorary degrees and is known for her vibrant personality, disdain for snobbery, and her eight-year involvement with conductor Zubin Mehta. Her passion for life is evident in her zest for both its joys and complexities.

Regina Basilio
1996
Giorgetta / Nedda
1994

Self
1994

Anna I
1993

Marie Antoinette
1992

Despina
1989

Nedda
1987

Lulu
1986
self
1983

Violetta Valery
1982

as Regina Basilio
as Giorgetta / Nedda

as Self

as Anna I

as Marie Antoinette

as Despina

as Nedda

as Lulu
as self

as Violetta Valery

as Nedda

as Mimi

as Jenny

as Amahl's Mother

as Nedda

as Marenka
as Drummer Girl

as Salome

as Sonja

as Fürstin Anna Elisa
as Giuditta
as Self

as The White Squaw