Emily DeNardo has recently joined Opera Orlando as company manager. She has previously served as assistant stage manager for The Tales of Hoffman and production stage manager for Hansel & Gretel (2018). In addition to Opera Orlando, Ms. DeNardo has stage managed for The Weston Playhouse, Yale Repertory Theater, and Tectonic Theater Project. Ms. DeNardo holds an MFA from the Yale School of Drama. As company manager, she serves primarily to maintain and execute the day-to-day operations of the company and to carry out the execution of each season’s productions in support of the mission and artistic vision of the organization. She serves as artistic liaison for all artists and production team members.

Evan Couch is a native of San Antonio, Texas. He studied at Oklahoma City University, where he spent his undergraduate years training as a tenor with Dr. Kelly Holst and Prof. Eric Frei. While in school, Mr. Couch performed in the Mainstage production of Cinderella in 2019 and the Oklahoma Premiere of The Zombies of Penzance in 2020, and he was featured as “David” in Hawaii Performing Arts Festival's summer production of Company. Evan graduated from OCU in May 2021 with a bachelor of music degree in vocal performance, plus a certification in nonprofit leadership.

Tiffany Lyn Meadows is excited to return for her second season with Opera Orlando. Since 2011, her work has been seen throughout the Orlando area at several venues and companies, including: Orlando Repertory Theatre, The Garden Theatre, and Theatre at St. Luke’s. Tiffany received her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies from the University of Central Florida. Tiffany also serves as the Production Manager at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Windermere, where she supports the work of the tech, theatre, worship, and music teams.

Glorivy Arroyo is an accomplished mezzo-soprano with more than 20 years of experience as a leader in arts administration, language and music education, and as a performing artist on opera stages around the world. She returns to her hometown of Orlando after leading all philanthropic and engagement efforts at Odyssey Opera of Boston, where she remains as an arts consultant on special projects, including the award-winning five-year Black opera initiative, As Told By: History, Race and Justice on the Opera Stage. Ms. Arroyo holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Stetson University, a Master of Music from New England Conservatory of Music, and a Certificate of Professional Fundraising from Boston University. She is a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the Hispanic Chamber of Metro Orlando and is a CFRE (Certified Fundraising Executive) candidate.

Carol Stuckey serves as Opera Orlando’s financial controller. Mrs. Stuckey is a CPA with over thirty years of experience in all areas of accounting, including non-profit. Much of her career has been as a CFO/controller consultant for small businesses, helping to increase profitability, set up and restructure accounting systems, transition and train top accounting personnel, and prepare for financial audits. For the last four years Mrs. Stuckey has been a key adviser to the Opera Orlando board of directors and the Company’s general director.

Sarai Goley has taught and directed theater in Lake and Orange County schools for 13 years and is very excited to join the Opera Orlando Company. Sarai hails from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Theatre Studies with a double minor in Cinema Studies and Mass Communications and a Master of Arts Degree in Theatre Education from the University of Houston. She has worked in theatre for 25 years including the US Fringe Circuit, Orlando Shakes, and remains a proud educator of the future artists of Orlando.