Soprano Isabel Springer is a versatile artist known for her vibrant and compelling stage presence, she draws on extensive training in dance, acting, and Alexander Technique to inform her artistry. She is passionate about reimagining classical repertoire through creative innovation, particularly in unconventional performance spaces. Isabel seeks to cultivate a deeper connection between opera, the natural world, and our shared human experience.

Isabel co-created a piece called Omnis mundi creatura with composer Nick Virzi, filmed and sung live in Death Valley National Park, that will be released later this year. Some past role highlights include Adina in L’elisir d’amore, Félicie in Philip Glass's La Belle et la Bête with Vegas City Opera, Nedda (cover) in Pagliacci with Pacific Opera Project and originating the roles of WIND and The Bird in the world premiere of Iceland by O-Lan Jones. Isabel holds a Master of Music from Mannes School of Music and a Bachelor of Music from the University of Michigan.