For over thirty-five years, the baritone Aaron Engebreth has built a varied solo career in classical music, theatre, musical theatre and radio. He currently stars in the multi-episode serialized opera made for television, Everything for Dawn, as Mac Logan, a Vietnam Veteran who appears as a spectral presence, even when he’s alive. Critically acclaimed as being “sung with wrenching melancholy by Aaron Engebreth”, the series currently streams on multiple online and television networks.He began performing professionally at the age of 16, (nearly failing out of High School as a result) but a life in performance had seized his attention. He is now a perennial guest of major orchestras, opera companies and early music ensembles throughout the United States and abroad and devotes considerable energy to the performance of established music and contemporary premieres, frequently collaborating with many of today’s preeminent composers.Mr. Engebreth has garnered two GRAMMY® Award nominations for Best Operatic Recording for his work with the Boston Early Music Festival and Radio Bremen. His New York City Opera debut in Dominick Argento’s mono-dramatic opera, A Waterbird Talk, was acclaimed by the New York Classical Review stating, “Engebreth is a marvelous actor, capable of holding his character’s many facets and motivations in tension.” He has been a soloist from Carnegie Hall to the Kennedy Center and Boston’s Symphony Hall, as well as international appearances from Sapporo Japan’s Kitara Hall to Le Theatre de la Ville in Paris to the AmBul Festival in Sofia, Bulgaria. Mr. Engebreth has been a guest soloist of the Tanglewood, Ravinia, Rockport and Monadnock Music Festivals, the Mark Morris Dance Company and Boston Ballet. He is often featured with early music ensembles such as American Bach Soloists, Handel and Haydn Society and Boston Baroque.A prolific recording artist, he is featured on over 35 commercial recordings and is often heard as a voice-over artist. He is a member of the Recording Academy and of the Actors’ Equity Association.