This season, Alize returns to Hub City Opera as Ivy Sweet in Shawn E. Okpebholo's The Cook-Off, joins New Jersey Opera Theater for the first time, covering the roles of Violetta and Annina in Verdi's La Traviata, and returns to the Trentino Music Festival in Italy to perform as Zerbinetta in Richard Strauss' Ariadne auf Naxos, under the baton of Arthur Fagen, with stage direction by David Gately. As an orchestral soloist this season, Alize joines the New City Sinfonia of San Diego for Joseph Canteloube's Chants d'Auvergne and an excerpt from the role of Amina in Bellini's La Sonnambula, and as the Soprano Soloist in Handel's Messiah with the Haverford Orchestra. Alize is excited to join the Alliance for New Music-Theatre in Washington D.C. for their Composer-Librettist Workshop, as a Singer/Actor.

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   Recently, Alize made her role debut as Frasquita in Carmen with with Boheme Opera Company, performs multiple roles in the World Premiere of Five Ways to Die with Experiments in Opera, in works by Del'Shawn Taylor, Jesse Gelaznik, Seong Ae Kim, and Jason Cady, debuts with St. Petersburg Opera as an Emerging Artist covering the role of Morgana in Handel's Alcina, debut performances with Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra in Arnold Schoenberg's Quartet No. 2 and Quirkhead by Nina Shekhar, and the continuation of Experiments in Opera's Five Ways To Die opera in development. She continues collaborations with composer Misha Dutka in a poignant opera about the life of Brandon Teena, Brandon's Song, creating the role of Teryn Gilchrist in a performance commemorating the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Rounding out 2024, Alize stars as the coquettish Miriam (formerly known as Yum-Yum) in A Philly Mikado! with Aurora Classical, as Serena in Of Fiercer Origins: with Alter Ego Chamber Opera, showcasing the Philadelphia premiere of A Pregnant Pause with music by Garth Baxter, set to Alize's original libretto, and curation of an evening-length performance containing two world-premiere songs set to text by Adrienne Rich, with music by Tori Lavan and Jorge Sosa, respectively.

   In the Summer of 2024, Alize triumped in the fierce role of Tybalt, in a gender-bending, immersive Romeo + Juliette (Gounod) production with Prismatic Arts Ensemble. She brought her original work and concept of an in-progress opera, Souls Unscreened, with music by Roger A. Martinez, to NYC and Philadelphia, for collaborative workshop performances with chamber ensemble, with Experiments in Opera, in which she performed the role of Erica. Alize returned to Hub City Opera to perform the role of Heather in her very own Phony, for which she served as librettist, collaborating alongside composer David Matthew Brown, in the Spring of 2023, after her debut with the same company last year as Serpina in La Serva Padrona. 

   Still admist the Covid-19 Pandemic, Alize appeared with Beth Morrison Projects in “when icarus fell, was there a splash?” by Maya Miro Johnson, performed with Contemporaneous Ensemble and conducted by Kamna Gupta, and National Sawdust, and at New Music on the Point, performing several world premieres alongside artists including Tony Arnold, and the Jack Quartet, and at SPLICE Festival in Kalamazoo, MI performing a set of world premieres and improvisational collaborative work.

     She performed as Katherine Hutchinson in The Silk City, a brand new work conducted by the composer
himself, Francesco Santelli, with Garden State Opera, and a World Premiere in two parts, Liebovar by Misha Dutka in the
role of Rivka with Opera Boheme NJ. Other recent engagements include her debut with Opera Fayetteville as Zina in Nico
Muhly’s Dark Sisters, Phyllis in Iolanthe at the International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival in Harrogate, England, returning after
portraying Mabel in The Pirates of Penzance, the world premiere and recording of Will Brobston’s Woven Images with ENA
Ensemble, and the lead role of Zohara in the world premiere of Meira Warshauer’s opera Elijah’s Violin at the Presidio of San
Francisco under the baton of Jonathan Khuner and Directed by Yefim Maizel. During the heart of the pandemic, Alize adapted Handel's Alcina REVAMPED into an English, LGBT fantastical production complete with electronics and instrumental reconfiguration, performing the role of Morgana, with Alter Ego Chamber Opera and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

  Alize’s concert appearances include performing Apparition for George Crumb himself in October of 2019, for his 90th
birthday at the Annenberg Center, Soprano Solos in Carmina Burana with the Cape Cod Symphony, at Carnegie Hall as
soprano soloist in Berio’s Sinfonia, and Pierrot Lunaire in her own unique English adaptation as requested by The Curtis
Institute’s 20/21 Ensemble at the Kennedy Center. Other favorite performances include the arias of Königin der Nacht with
Den Nye Oper Orchestra, in Bergen, Norway, the Soprano Solos in Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concerts, a stylistic fusion of
opera and jazz to open Wilmington, Delaware’s Clifford Brown Jazz Festival, and as a guest recitalist in Saigon’s Performance Complex at the Soul Music and Performing Arts Academy in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

  A passionate interpreter of new music and atonal works, M. Rozsnyai covered the Title Role in the World Premiere of
Louis Karchin’s Jane Eyre with the Center for Contemporary Opera, created the role of Andy #1, in Andy: A Popera, a World
Premiere with Opera Philadelphia, reprising the work with the Seattle Symphony [Untitled 3] Series. She helped to create
several roles including Lila in Jennifer Higdon’s Cold Mountain, and Silvana in Missy Mazzoli’s A Flourish of Green
workshop with Opera Philadelphia and the Mother in Errollyn Wallen’s Sabina Spielrein with the Center for Contemporary
Opera. Other favorite highlights include Delia in Il Viaggio a Reims with the Rossini Opera Festival, under the baton of the
late famed maestro, Alberto Zedda.

  Alize was honored to serve as an ArtistYear Fellow (Americorps) at South Philadelphia High School, during which she taught, directed, and choreographed two full-length musicals from the ground-up, Dreamgirls and The Wiz,
captivating attention, funding and revitalization for the Alma Matter of Mario Lanza and Marian Anderson which had fallen
to violence and a poor graduation rate. In opera, she has received accolades from many prestigious competitions such as AstralArtists, where she was a National Finalist, Career Bridges Grant, Palm Beach Opera Competition, Lotte Lenya Competition, American Traditions Competition, Early Music America, Bel Canto Vocal Scholarship, Musical Merit Foundation of Greater San Diego, Lois Alba Aria Competition, and is a recipient of a Kate Neal Kinley Memorial Fellowship in Voice.

     A joyful creator and collaborator, Alize is also a librettist and is the former lead singer-song writer and multi-instrumentalist with the band The Fancy Balloons. As a librettist, Alize was a finalist, along with composer collaborator Roger A. Martinez, for MassOpera’s NOW (New Opera Workshop), and the recipient of the Lolotte Gaucher Fellowship Award at Really Spicy Opera’s Aria Institute where she will continue her studies as librettist in the Spring of 2023. Several of her works including Potentialite, Phony, and her “boundary-pushing” (Broad Street Review) Alcina REVAMPED adaptation have all been performed. She recently completed the libretto for Garth Baxter’s A Pregnant Pause, his first chamber opera, and Phony will receive its second performance with Hub City Opera in Spring of 2023.Her recent engagements include the role of Zina in Nico Muhly's Dark Sisters with Opera Fayetteville, Soprano Soloist in Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass and Soprano Soloist in Mozart's Missa Solemnis under the baton of Gregory Geehern of the Princeton Festival, with PMSA, Nicole in Jason Cady's modulated synth-accompanied Candy Corn with Experiments in Opera in NYC, the role of Zohara in the world premiere of Meira Warshauer's Elijah's Violin at the Presidio of San Francisco, under the baton of Jonathan Khuner and direction by Yefim Maizel,  George Crumb's Apparition, performed for George himself, at the Annenberg Center to celebrate the composer's 90th birthday, and several more world premieres. In May 2021, Alize made her debut with Beth Morrison Projects in their Next Gen concert, performing Maya Miro Johnson's "when icarus fell, was there a splash?" under the baton of Kamna Gupta. September 2021, she makes her role debut as Morgana in Alcina REVAMPED with Alter Ego Chamber Opera.

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   Alize is co-founder, a soprano performer and librettist with the Philadelphia-based chamber opera company  Alter Ego Chamber Opera, whose mission is to tell new stories and old stories in new ways, supporting the creative voices of women, POC and other under represented artists in order to create brand new opera theatre "without the ego."  Click this link to find out more about Alize's work as a librettist. 

   To find out more about Alize's work and previous performance history, please visit the Press Kit.