Kathryn Krasovec, mezzo soprano, is a graduate of The Juilliard School and San Francisco Opera's Merola Program. She has performed at The Metropolitan Opera; Spoleto Festival, USA; Weill Hall/Carnegie Hall; National Theater of Prague; and Theater Bremen, Germany. She is a voice faculty member at Chapman University.

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Kathryn's career spans engagements throughout Europe, North America, and the Middle East. After becoming a Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions winner, she made her debut at The Metropolitan Opera as a Woodsprite in Rusalka, among other roles. Other prominent performances include a world premiere of a one-woman monodrama The Echo Drift by Mikael Karlsson with The Prototype Festival in NYC. ​Future engagements include the role of Hera/Spectra in Hysteria, an opera by Molly Pease, a co-production of Synrchromy and Resonance Collective as part of Operafest LA 2026.  

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Speaking fluent German, Kathryn was engaged for five seasons in Germany and the Czech Republic, notably in the title role in the debut of Frid's Das Tagebuch der Anne Frank. She made her Spoleto Festival, USA debut in Philip Glass's Kepler. Additionally, and she was the first American to sing the title role in Janacek's The Cunning Little Vixen and the British Dancing Girl in John Adams' The Death of Klinghoffer at The National Theater of Prague.