British Tenor Jack Dolan is currently based in the south of England. He studied at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama under Maureen Brathwaite, Sarah Pring and Adrian Thompson. He has held the John S Cohen Foundation scholarship, The Baroness de Turkheim scholarship and the Mario Lanza Prize.

Jack’s musical roots lie in rock and blues, and he studied guitar for six years whilst developing a love for Classical music. His eclectic musical tastes, from rock to musical theatre, sparked a fascination with vocal music and motivated his research into all different types of singing. Originally, he intended to follow an academic path and become a teacher; however, he was persuaded by Claire Surman to change his path to study at Conservatoire and train as a tenor.

His repertoire covers a wide range of song, oratorio, musical theatre and opera. His recent operatic highlights include Ernesto (Don Pasquale) with Longhope Opera and Bobyl (The Snowmaiden) with English Touring Opera. Previous engagements include Jenik (The Bartered Bride) Marzio (Mitridate, re di Ponto), Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni) Ferrando (Cosi fan tutte), Tamino (Der Zauberflote), Father Grenville (Dead Man Walking), The Lover (Fete Galante), Dottore Sinisgalli (I due timidi) and Der Anfuhrer (Der Zar lasst sich photograpieren), Bill (A Hand of Birdge) and Henry Crawford (Mansfield Park).

Jack has worked as a soloist with companies such as If Opera, Longhope Opera, Strada Stretta Opera (Malta), Opéra de Baugé, English Touring Opera and has worked as a chorister at Glyndebourne and as an Alvarez Young Artist for Garsington Opera.