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More Glitz, Glamour & Strictly No Six Packs – Confessions of an Off-Duty Opera Singer (part 2)

Grace Lovelass


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Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional speaker & entertainer
Fee:
Paid: £90 + travel
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
2nd September 2026
Tagged:
Opera | Sport | Music | Musicals

A continuation of the first part of Grace’s story – this talk follows on from her initiation into the opera world and addresses the impact and legacy of the COVID pandemic on her career. Her anticipated trajectory altered, Grace talks openly about what happens when your dreams of becoming a professional singer go up the spout! More anecdotes from the jobs she never saw herself doing and stories of finding joy in the other strings to her bow.

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About Grace Lovelass

Not your typical opera singer… Grace Lovelass is a mezzo soprano who brings to life opera, classical, musical theatre and pop ballads with a rich, dramatic tone and a flair for story-telling.

Often appearing as a concert soloist across Dorset and the South West, she also tours her own shows and collaborative productions around the UK and Europe.

A well-loved public speaker, Grace gives talks to the Women’s Institute and similar organisations about her training and life as a singer and endurance athlete. The latter referring specifically to her completion of three, full-distance Ironman triathlons, a 500km bike ride through Kenya’s national parks, and more recently, trail marathons and ultra distance events.

An advocate for strength training – especially for women in mid and later life – Grace was inspired to create Train Antiope. Informed by her Classics degree and an unshakeable fascination with the Amazons of mythology, she now helps women to strengthen mind, body and voice through connection with their inner warrior.

Grace is also a visual artist. She draws and paints mostly figurative art. Inspired by the human body, and especially the female form, she creates works in celebration of dancers, legendary women and embodiments of the female psyche.


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