In 2024, British mezzo-soprano, Lucy Gibbs, made her international operatic debut as ‘Diane’ in Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride for Opera Ballet Vlaanderen. The same year, she performed with LaGeste in Vake Poes; of hoe God verdween at the Thalia Theater, Hamburg, directed by Lisaboa Houbrechts. Her recent performances include 'L'enfant' in Ravel's L'enfant et les sortilèges for Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, 'Maman', 'La tasse chinoise', and 'La libellule' in the same opera for Festival Ravel, and 'Flora' in Dove's The Enchanted Pig with the International Opera Academy and SPECTRA ensemble. Alongside her performances, Lucy has participated in masterclasses with Paul Daniel, Sasha Cooke, Anne Sophie von Otter, Dorothea Röschmann, and Véronique Gens. Alongside pianist Daniel Adipradhana, Lucy was a SongEasel young artist; a project to perform song in south-east London, curated by Jocelyn Freeman, and a ‘Stipendiatin’ at the 6. Internationale Opernwerkstatt Waiblingen. After reading Music at Merton College, Oxford, Lucy graduated with distinction from the Royal College of Music in London, where she was gratefully supported by the Robert Lancaster scholarship and the Josephine Baker Trust. She graduated this year as a young artist from the International Opera Academy in Ghent.