Biography

Henrike Henoch appears in the 2025/2026 season at the Theater Lüneburg as Sylva in Die Csárdásfürstin and Vitellia in La Clemenza di Tito. In October 2025, she made her debut in the soprano part of Elijah at the Berlin Cathedral.

Since October 2025, she has also been a fellow of the TONALi Stage Academy in Hamburg.

She studied at the University of Music and Theatre Leipzig with Prof. KS Regina Werner-Dietrich and at the August Everding Theatre Academy in Munich with Prof. KS Christiane Iven. She was a member of the opera studio at the Opéra de Lyon and a permanent ensemble member at the Landestheater Niederbayern.

Her engagements have taken her to Theater Regensburg and the National Theatre Windhoek, Namibia.

During her studies, she performed as Fiordiligi at the Prinzregententheater with the Munich Chamber Orchestra and appeared as Sophie Scholl. As part of the opera studio at the Opéra de Lyon, she appeared on stage as Minerva and La fée bleue. At the Landestheater Niederbayern, her roles included Rosalinde, Pamina, Ippolita, and Minerva.

As a concert soloist, she has performed at the Gewandhaus Leipzig, Verden Cathedral, the Kreuzkirche in Dresden, and at the “Classic Open Air” at Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin.

She is based in Berlin and, alongside the classical repertoire, is also dedicated to contemporary opera and interdisciplinary art projects. Most recently, she composed and performed for the artist Sophia Süßmilch at the Kunsthalle Osnabrück.

She is a third prize winner of the Junior Competition of the Bundeswettbewerb Gesang in Berlin, winner of the Albert Lortzing Competition in Leipzig, and was selected as one of the “Jeunes ambassadeurs lyriques” in Montréal, Canada.

In addition to opera, she is particularly passionate about art song, chamber music, and the performance of contemporary music. She has recently appeared with Ensemble Recherche in Lisbon and at “Agorá-Kunstlied meets Poetry Slam” in Berlin.

The development of new works in music (theatre) and collaboration with composers greatly fascinate her. In 2023, she was awarded a scholarship for the Winter Residency of the Hiljaisuus Festival in Lapland together with the composers Miika Hyytiäinen and Amanda Martikainen.

She has received important artistic impulses through coachings and masterclasses with Prof. Rudolf Piernay, Tobias Truniger, Gudrun Bär, Nadine Secunde, Prof. Valérie Guillorit, and Jean-Paul Fouchécourt. She regularly works with Susanne Eisch.