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Robin Leigh Massie and Steven Condy
Robin Leigh Massie, soprano, and Steven Condy, baritone, were married in 1992 after receiving their master’s degrees from Yale University.
They have established themselves with careers in concert, opera and Musical Theater that span the globe.
Robin Leigh Massie, has established herself as a versatile artist in opera, concert and musical theatre. She made her
New York City Opera debut as Flora in Benjamin Britten’s The Turn of The Screw. She has also performed with the Tulsa, Kentucky,
Glimmerglass and Princeton Opera companies. In musical theatre, she performed the role of Jellylorum in Andrew Lloyd Weber’s CATS
in Hamburg, Germany. She has also sung with the Bucks County, Pocono and Gateway Playhouses and toured South America singing the
role of Christine in Ivan Jacobs’ The Phantom of the Opera.
In concert repertoire, Robin performed annually with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra for 19 consecutive seasons in
Yuletide Celebration. She has performed with the Utah Symphony Orchestra in Leonard Bernstein’s Mass for the farewell
concert of Maestro Keith Lockhart, the MasterWorks Festival Orchestra in Mahler’s Fourth Symphony, and with The South Dakota
Symphony Orchestra in Handel’s Messiah. Other performances include the Susquehanna Valley Chorale, The Bucks County Choral
Society and Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with The New York City Ballet. She is also featured as the soprano soloist
in Mozart’s Laudate Dominum on the 1996 Chesky Records recording Like As a Hart with Joseph Flummerfelt and the Westminster Choir.
A native of Austin, Texas, Robin has a Bachelor of Music degree in Voice Performance from Westminster Choir College and a Master of
Music Degree in Voice/Opera Performance from Yale University. She also serves on the voice faculties of both Cairn University and
Westminster Choir College of Rider University.
Steven Condy has enjoyed a career filled with notoriety and acclaim for his creative portrayals of the great “buffo” roles and is
admired not only for his robust and nuanced voice, but also for his natural acting ability. Most recently, he performed the role of
Scarpia in Tosca with Opera Carolina and as Major General Stanley in The Pirates of Penzance with Opera Grand Rapids. Renowned for
his interpretation of Dr. Bartolo in Il barbiere di Siviglia, with over 100 performances, the Boston Music Intelligencer raved of his
“most delightfully surprising and truly brilliant performance...the agility of his voice, not only in negotiating the vocal roller-coasters,
but also in creating comically nuanced coloring....” He was on the esteemed roster of The Metropolitan Opera and has performed with
companies throughout North America, including San Francisco, Dallas, Los Angeles, Calgary, Boston, Houston and many more.
Steven holds a Bachelor of Music degree in music education from the University of Hartford and a Master of Music degree in voice/opera
performance from Yale University. He is the Music Recruitment and Events Coordinator at Cairn University, where he also serves as a
member of the voice faculty.
