William Corrò

Born in Venice in 1981, be began as mime at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice following parallel singing studies.
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He debuted in 2007 at the Teatro La Fenice in the musical Il principe della gioventù by Ortolani. In the same year he also sang at the Sferisterio Opera Festival in Macerata in Verdi's Macbeth directed by Pier Luigi Pizzi and conducted by Daniele Callegari and at the Theatre of Sejong in Seul in Verdi's La Traviata.

In 2008 he startedworking with the Teatro La Fenice in Venice in Britten's Death in Venice directedby Bruno Bartoletti, Boris Godunov, Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Fiorello), Madama Butterfly (Yamadori) and Don Giovanni (Masetto).

Following, he sings among others at theTeatro Comunale in Bologna in La Rondine, La Bohème (Colline) and Don Giovanni (Masetto), the Macerata Opera Festivalin Rigoletto(Ceprano) and Faust (Wagner), Teatrodelle Muse Ancona in Don Giovanni (Masetto) in Ravennaand Ferrara in Händel's Rinaldo directed by Ottavio Dantone,at the Rome Opera in Tosca (Angelotti) and at the TeatroVerdi in Padova in Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia.

He performed in Madama Butterfly (Yamadori) at the Teatro La Fenice andthe Teatro del Maggio Fiorentino, Rigoletto (Marullo) at the Teatro Verdi in Padova, Un ballo in maschera (Silvano) at the Arena di Verona, Tosca(Angelotti) at the Teatro dell'Opera in Roma and Don Giovanni (Masetto), Madama Butterfly(Yamadori), Die Zauberflöte (Primo sacredote/Secondo armigero) and IlBarbiere di Siviglia at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice.

Amonghis recent and future engaments La traviata, Il barbiere di Siviglia, L’amicoFritz, the world première of Acquagranda, La bohème, La Sonnambula,DonGiovanni and Faust at La Fenice, La pietra del paragone at RossiniOpera Festival in Pesaro,  ,Traviata,Cefalo e Procri, Don Giovanni, Un ballo in maschera, La bohème, Madama Butterfly,Werther, Faust, Le baruffe and Satyricon at La Fenice, IlBarbiere di Siviglia in Pesaro, La traviata at Maggio MusicaleFiorentino, Tosca at Puccini Festival and at Macerata Festival,i Capuleti e i Montecchi in Padova, Macbeth in the CircuitoMarchigiano, I Lombardi in Parma, Fedora in Piacenza.

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