Alaw Grug Evans

soprano

About

‍Alaw Grug Evans is a soprano from Carmarthenshire in South-West Wales. A first-class Music graduate from The Queen’s College, Oxford, she is now studying for her Master’s degree in Vocal and Opera Studies at the Royal Northern College of Music under the tutelage of Linda Richardson. This year, she is the recipient of a Dame Eva Turner Award for Sopranos, and is generously supported by the Ryan Davies Memorial Fund. She is also delighted to have won the prestigious W Towyn Roberts Scholarship at the 2026 National Eisteddfod, and was also awarded the William Park-Jones Scholarship.

Projects

Two actors performing on stage, a woman and a man, with a lush green outdoor background. The woman holds a bucket, and the man, dressed as a priest, wears an apron. They are engaged in a scene, with focused expressions.

“Alaw Grug Evans sang ‘Io de’ sospiri’ beautifully in Act III, but she was also presented as a young Tosca who assisted the Sacristan with odd jobs in the church. She acted this silent role in Act I superbly and her reaction to Cavaradossi’s ‘Recondita armonia’ was deeply moving…”

— Music OMH

People performing on stage with a large red fabric in a church or cathedral setting, surrounded by musicians playing string instruments, stained glass windows in the background.

“[Dido’s] chief handmaiden (the expressive Alaw Grug Evans)”

— The Guardian