adaptation of Volpone (June, 2007) and the First Lady in Die Zauberflöte (August, 2007). The Washington Post wrote, "Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller, so expressive with her big Bette Davis eyes and fluttery voice, was deliciously funny as Corvina" (in Volpone) The recording of Volpone (and Seegmiller as a principal soloist) was nominated for the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Opera Recording. In December 2007, she was the soprano soloist in the Messiah in Greenwich, Connecticut. In the summer of 2008, Seegmiller was a resident artist at the Greenwich Music Festival, appearing as Amore in Claudio Monteverdi's Return of Ulysses and the soprano soloist in the love songs from Monteverdi's Eighth Book of Madrigals. After giving birth to her first child in 2008, Seegmiller returned to the concert stage in May 2009, performing in the Sing for Hope benefit concert at Yale UniversityKeddy, Genevieve Rafter. "'Sing for Hope' Yale Benefit", Broadwayworld.com, May 17, 2009 and the Bernstein MASS with the Utah Symphony. She was a soprano soloist at the Virginia Arts Festival in Bernstein’s MASS in April 2010. From June to August 2010, Seegmiller played Grizabella in Cats at the Tuacahn Amphitheater in Ivins, Utah. The review in The Salt Lake Tribune commented that in the show's signature song, "Memory", she "creates a moment that's beautifully painful ... and melancholy with a glimmer of hope. Her voice seems to penetrate each word of the familiar lyrics, extracting the core meaning". In October 2011, Seegmiller performed at the Mentors International 2011 Gala. In 2013, she revisited the role of Mimi in Utah Lyric Opera's production of La bohème and, immediately afterwards, in Sun Valley Opera's production in Idaho. The following year, she played The Narrator in Tuacahn's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, "exuding a warmth and beauty in her stage presence". In 2016, she played Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan'' at the Tuacahn. She also performs a one-woman show called "Billboard & Operatic Hits of the Decades". Since 2012, Seegmiller has been the Artistic Director of St. George Opera. She continues to sing in concerts, teaches voice privately and is a visiting member of the Voice Faculty at Dixie State University. Personal life Lisa Seegmiller married Travis Seegmiller in 2006. She lives in St. George, Utah, with her husband and children. References External links Official website Yale Daily News feature on Hopkins from 2003 "Singer makes European debut" - Deseret