Kevin Anderson (tenor)

He has had a national and international singing career since the late 1980s, and in 1988 appeared as Don Alvar alongside Plácido Domingo and Shirley Verrett in the San Francisco Opera's televised production of L'Africaine.

After a move in 1976 to Denver during his high school years, he continued his vocal studies and made his professional debut at 19 with Central City Opera.

[citation needed] Anderson has performed with many leading opera companies worldwide, including in productions of Street Scene, Countess Maritza, Falstaff, La rondine, and Jenůfa.

In 1994 he performed the title role of Candide at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis in the American stage premiere of Bernstein's 1989 revised opera-house version; Allan Kozinn of the New York Times lauded his performance, stating "Kevin Anderson made Candide's slow, naively soul-baring arias pictures of lyrical grace.

"[3] Anderson also toured the U.S. with Faye Dunaway in Terrence McNally's Master Class,[4][5] and opened the Edinburgh Festival in Show Boat under John McGlinn.