Award Nominated English Baritone, Thomas Made made his International Debut as Laquais in Don Quichotte at the Wexford International Opera Festival in 2019. Since graduation from the Royal Academy of Music in 2021 he has worked extensively throughout the UK and in Europe. He made his Royal Opera House concert debut as part of their Lunchtime recital series 2023. Starting the year strongly with a New Years Messiah in a Sold out Usher Hall in Edinburgh, under the baton of Michael Bawtree. Thomas then recently returned to the Royal Opera House as Papageno in Mozarts’ Die Zauberflöte their Outreach live stream. With an exciting summer ahead Thomas makes his House Debut at the Glyndebourne Festival as Curio in David McVicar’s Famous production of Handel’s Giulio Cesare.

Previous engagements included a return to Hurn Court Opera as Schaunard in Puccini’s La Bohème a House and role debut as Maestro Spinelloccio in Nevill Holt’s 2023 Summer production of Gianni Schicci as well as covering Dandini in their production of La Cenerentola. Following this,Thomas makes his Role and House Debut as Silvio in West Greenhouse Opera’s summer production of I Pagliacci.

He also played pivotal roles in other productions such as Figaro in Ulster Touring Opera’s new production of The Barber of Seville, Ben in Opera on the Move’s production of Giancarlo Menotti’s The Telephone. Returning to Hurn Court as Schaunard in their 2023 Production of La Boheme. Also a return to Hampstead Garden Opera as Harasta in their winter production of Leoš Janáček’s The Cunning Little Vixen. A festival and Role Debut with Clonter Opera Festival as Sid in their production of Benjamin Britten’s Albert Herring. Doctor Malatesta in Hurn Court Opera’s 2022 production of Don Pasquale. Il Conte in Hampstead Garden Opera’s 2021 production of Le Nozze di Figaro, Thomas also made a house and role debut at the Dorset Opera Festival as Masetto in their 2021 summer production of Don Giovanni. Thomas was also a finalist for the IV Eva Marton International Singing Competition in Budapest 2021.