Kristin Huxhold Provisero

Broadway singer and actress. Broadway, off-Broadway credits: Anne Egerman in New York City Opera's A Little Night Music opposite Jeremy Irons (Stroman, Gemignani), Cosette u/s Les Miserables, leading Lady Windemere in Noel Coward's operetta After the Ball at Irish Repertory Theater (original cast recording), Emily in A Christmas Carol (opposite Roger Daltrey, F.Murray Abraham), Christine Daae in NYC concert of Phantom of the Opera, opposite Alife Boe. First National Tour: Titanic. Regional Theater: Anne Egerman in A Little Night Music at Goodspeed Opera House, Kitty Verdun in Where's Charley at Goodspeed Opera House, Anna Roosevelt in Eleanor at Ford's Theater Washington D.C. (original cast recording). Kristin got her Equity card as a teenager in shows such as The King and I with Shirley Jones, Fiddler on the Roof with Theodore Bikel, George M! with Joel Grey, Damn Yankees, and The Wizard of Oz with Phyllis Diller at The MUNY in her hometown of St. Louis.

Kristin grew up performing opera and musical theater from a young age and received her Bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and her Master's degree from Webster University. As a high school senior she represented her state of Missouri in the America's Young Woman of the Year (formerly America's Junior Miss) competition and won the national title affording her a full college scholarship and a chance to represent America's youth during her freshman year of college. She was awarded the Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship as a senior in college and given the opportunity to study classical music in Heidelberg, Germany and to attend speaking engagements to represent the U.S. during her stay. She trained in ballet, jazz, and tap for 15 years and studied at Broadway Dance in NYC.

Most recently Kristin performed in MasterVoices Sins and Grace at Alice Tully Hall, and was the soprano quartet soloist in Mozart's Domine Jesu for MasterVoice's 2026 spring concert: both under conductor/director Ted Sperling.

REVIEWS
A Little NIght Music (NYC Opera): "A crew of big voiced Broadway pros including Marc Kudisch and Kristin Huxhold gives Stephen Sondheim's most rapturously lyrical score its full due". The New Yorker
"who lusts for his father's child-bride, Anne, played by the winsome Kristin Huxhold". The New York Times
After the Ball (The Irish Rep): "we can hear Wilde's reflections delivered in dulcet tones by the lovely, clear-voiced Kristin Huxhold". The New Yorker
"Kristin Huxhold is a vocally ravishing Lady Windemere". The Village Voice
A Little Night Music (Goodspeed Opera House): "Kristin Huxhold is both delicate and diabolical as Anne and woos her audience with as much ease as she does her onstage admirers". The Westerly Sun
"Kristin Huxhold is beguilingly ditsy as Anne, her voice is one of the best in the cast". The New Haven Register
A Christmas Carol (Madison Square Garden): "worthy of particular note, Kristin Huxhold's beautifully sung Emily, Scrooge's lost love" TheaterMania