“A young cast is led by mezzo Erin Fflur as the redoubtable Augusta Gregory” - The Guardian (2024)

“The Playboy of the western world, a tour kept afloat by the redoubtable Lady Gregory (Erin Fflur)” - The Times (2024)

Aoife Spillane-Hinks delivered a lively production with standout performance from Erin Fflur (Lady Gregory) - Gramophone (2024)

Erin Fflur gives a resolute Lady Gregory…Vocally she scores with a rich Mezzo-Soprano colour” - Thomas Molke (2024)

This was a masterclass in creating new, bespoke opera - local jokes galore! Enhance by a standout performance by mezzo Erin Fflur as a non-nonsense Augusta Gregory - Opera Now (2024)

“Erin Fflur sports a warm mezzo and sound comic instincts” - Opera Today (2023)

“Mezzo-Soprano Erin Fflur produced a tidy performance in the role of Maria Scortino depicting her as a pleasant good-nature woman with no idea of the terrors unfolding within her own dining room. Her warm comforting tone added to the impression” - Opera Wire (2023)

“The Mezzo-Soprano Erin Fflur as the brusque, blithely offensive Maria Scortino” - Irish Times (2023)

“The sisters who all had relatively small parts, were all up ti the task, but there was one notable performance. Mezzo-Soprano Erin Fflur created a strongly defined portrait of La Maestra, which allowed her to show off the varied and appealing colours of her palette” - Opera Wire (2023)

As the Second Lady, mezzo-soprano Erin Fflur gave a masterclass in the expressive capabilities of eyebrows and facial expressions” - Opera Today (2022)

“Erin Fflur gives a delightful cameo as Hebe” - Ilkley Gazette (2021)

Erin Fflur is a Welsh Mezzo-Soprano from Y Felinheli. Erin graduated from The Royal Northern College Of Music with Masters in Music Performance (Vocal Studies and Opera) in 2020 after previously graduating from The royal Northern College Of Music with a Bachelor of Music with honours in 2018. Her studies were generously supported by the Gwilym Gwalchmai Award, The Alice Orrell and A&N Kendall Award, Teulu Cynefin Scholarship, John Llewelyn Roberts Memorial Award, Mario Lanza Education Foundation Award, Cor Y Traeth Scholarship, Masonic Talent Aid Scholarship and The Welsh Society Award. 

Her opera roles include Catrin in the Welsh National Opera's production of Wild Cat, Ruth and Cousin Hebe in The National Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company's production of The Pirates Of Penzance and HMS Pinafore. During her time at The Royal Northern College Of Music her principal roles include - Madame de la Haltiere in Cendrillon, Miss Todd in The Old Maid And The Thief, Leoni, in La Vie Parissienne, Bianca in The Rape Of Lucretia, Mere Marie in Dialogues des Carmelites and Miskwoman in Flight. 

Erin has worked as a Chorus member for Wexford Festival Opera in 2021 in their productions of Edmea, Ein Wintermarchen and Le Songe D'une Nuit D'ete. She will be returning as a Chorus member in the festival next year. She has also worked as a Chorus member for The National Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company in their productions of Patience, The Mikado, The Gondoliers and The Yeomen Of The Guard. Erin was also a Chorus Member at The Royal Northern College Of Music production of Street Scene. 

Her Oratorio and Mass performance include - Handel's Messiah and Samson, Mozart's Requiem, Vivaldi's Gloria, Beethoven's Mass in C, Bruckner's Te Deum, Jenkins Stabat Mater, Mendelssohn's Elijah and Tippet's A Child Of Our Time. 

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