Upcoming
Licht und Liebe
Sarai Cole und Mads Elung-Jensen singen romantische Liebeslieder und Duette von u.a. Franz Schubert, Robert Schumann, Richard Wagner und Hugo Wolf. Matt Long begleitet auf dem Klavier
"Liebe ist ein süßes Licht", so schrieb der Dichter Matthias Collin, Franz Schubert setzte es in wunderbaren Tönen
Herzlich willkommen zu einem Queer Konzert mit vielen süßen Lichtern am Sonntag, 27. September um 16 Uhr in der Zwölf-Apostel-Kirche
September 27th, 2026
Berlin
Die Walküre
Sarai will Sing Sieglinde in Die Walküre on 18. October 2026. This is a preview concert.
Palast der Künste
149-152 Prenzlauer Promenade, 13189
Xmas Concerts
Sarai will sing various Christmas solo concerts, Mo'Voce, and with various other organizations around Berlin.
Dec. 2026
Art Song Alliance
Sarai will sing two of her original songs for the African American Art song Alliance Conference in Feb of 2027. Check back soon for details and tickets.
Die Walküre
Sarai will sing Sieglinde in Fortitude Production's production of Die Walküre in concert.
Sunday, 08 February
Berlin
Wagner's Women
Wagner's Women is a lecture recital that looks at the music from Richard Wagner through the lens of a few of his romantic relationships . Given for the Wagner Society of Scotland
Sunday, 15th March 2026
Edinburgh
Porgy and Bess
Sarai will sing Bess in Theater Izehoe production of Porgy and Bess.
Sunday, 14 June 2026
Izehoe
Die Walküre
Sarai will sing the role of Siglinde from "Die Walküre" in concert with the American Wagner Festival.
August 8th, 2026
Boston
About Sarai
Possessing a rich, powerful voice that evokes unmistakable echoes of opera greats such as Birgit Nilsson and Jessye Norman, Sarai Cole is an internationally acclaimed Verdian/Wagnerian soprano and a rising star in the opera world,
Known for her expressive voice and captivating stage presence, and her artistry in Verdi and Wagner repertoire, she is currently covering Sieglinde in "Die Walküre" with Regents Opera in London and recently performed Chrysothemis in "Elektra" with Dramatic Voices Berlin and Elisabeth in a scene from "Tannhäuser" with the Boston Wagner Institute.
Sarai’s career highlights include performing on world-class stages such as Carnegie Hall, the Berliner Philharmonie, and Teatro Sodre. Her solo show "Wesendonck Project" featuring Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder and poetry by women of color has been praised for its innovation and emotional depth.
A recipient of numerous awards and grants, Sarai brings warmth and authenticity to her performances, connecting deeply with audiences worldwide. Based in Berlin and Los Angeles, she continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
