Wynne Evans

Wynne Evans, a celebrated opera singer, presenter, and actor, has an extensive career spanning classical music, television, and radio, making him a versatile talent for various brand collaborations and public engagements. After making his debut at the prestigious Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in 2009, singing Vakula in ‘Cherevichki’, Wynne Evans went on to establish a distinguished career in opera. He returned to the Royal Opera House in 2011, appearing as the Mayor of Mexia in Mark-Anthony Turnage’s ‘Anna Nicole’. His operatic prowess extended to significant roles with Welsh National Opera, including Nemorino in ‘L’elisir d’amore’ and Rodolfo in ‘La bohème’.

He followed this success with his second album, ‘Wynne’, released in 2013. His vocal talent is also featured on several ‘Here Come the Classics’ CD volumes with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Evans further diversified his career into broadcasting, presenting ‘Wynne Evans’ Big Welsh Weekend’ on BBC Radio Wales from 2013 and later hosting ‘The Wynne Evans Show’ on BBC Radio Wales from 2016 to 2023. In recognition of his contributions, he was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM) in 2022.

His versatility shone brightly in 2023 when he demonstrated his culinary skills, winning the eighteenth series of ‘Celebrity MasterChef’ on BBC One. Continuing his prominent media presence into 2024, Evans participated in the twenty-second series of the popular entertainment show ‘Strictly Come Dancing’.