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In concert, Nova has appeared as a guest artist with Sacramento and Stockton Symphonies, and was featured in concert at the
Boston Hatch Shell sponsored by Boston’s classical radio station WCRB, and for the International Convention of Libraries held at
the Boston State House. In California, Nova had the opportunity to share her Mexican culture as a featured performer with mezzo-
soprano Susanna Guzman at H.O.P.E., Hispanic Opportunity for Political Equality (The Spirit of Comadres Convention), and for
the Jarvis Conservatory Zarzuela Workshop.
Nova has won numerous awards and scholarships including: First Place in the San Joaquin Region National Association of
Teacher of Singing Vocal Competition (NATS), First Prize in the Townsend Vocal Competition, and scholarship recipient with the
Fresno Music Club. Nova was a Young Artist in Chianti, Italy with the Daniel Farro Institute and received a Bachelor of Music
from University of the Pacific, and a Master of Music from New England Conservatory both in Vocal Performance.
Boston Hatch Shell sponsored by Boston’s classical radio station WCRB, and for the International Convention of Libraries held at
the Boston State House. In California, Nova had the opportunity to share her Mexican culture as a featured performer with mezzo-
soprano Susanna Guzman at H.O.P.E., Hispanic Opportunity for Political Equality (The Spirit of Comadres Convention), and for
the Jarvis Conservatory Zarzuela Workshop.
Nova has won numerous awards and scholarships including: First Place in the San Joaquin Region National Association of
Teacher of Singing Vocal Competition (NATS), First Prize in the Townsend Vocal Competition, and scholarship recipient with the
Fresno Music Club. Nova was a Young Artist in Chianti, Italy with the Daniel Farro Institute and received a Bachelor of Music
from University of the Pacific, and a Master of Music from New England Conservatory both in Vocal Performance.
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Nova Dague Jiménez is a performer of many styles of
music, from opera to musical theatre to classic R&B. She is a member of
Actor’s Equity Association and recently traveled on a National Tour as the
title role in The Little Engine That Could with ArtsPower. As a dancer, actor
and musical theatre performer, Nova has trained with American Conservatory
Theatre in San Francisco and performed Lily (The Secret Garden) with
Busbarn Theatre Company, Hero (Much Ado About Nothing) understudy
with Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Principal Dancer (Wonderful Town) at
Marin Theatre Company, Cinderella (Into the Woods) and Lizzie (Baby) with
UOP Theatre.
On the operatic stage Nova has performed as Rosina (The Barber of Seville)
with West Bay Opera, Adele (Die Fledermaus) with Mission City Opera,
Clorinda (Cenerentola) with Capitol Opera Sacramento, Barbarina (The
Marriage of Figaro) with NEC Theatre, Niño (Gigantes y Cabezudos) with
Jarvis Conservatory, Yellow (Arachne) with Goat Hall, Xochitl (Lady of the
Heavens) with Stanford University, and Lucy (The Telephone) with UOP
Theatre.
music, from opera to musical theatre to classic R&B. She is a member of
Actor’s Equity Association and recently traveled on a National Tour as the
title role in The Little Engine That Could with ArtsPower. As a dancer, actor
and musical theatre performer, Nova has trained with American Conservatory
Theatre in San Francisco and performed Lily (The Secret Garden) with
Busbarn Theatre Company, Hero (Much Ado About Nothing) understudy
with Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Principal Dancer (Wonderful Town) at
Marin Theatre Company, Cinderella (Into the Woods) and Lizzie (Baby) with
UOP Theatre.
On the operatic stage Nova has performed as Rosina (The Barber of Seville)
with West Bay Opera, Adele (Die Fledermaus) with Mission City Opera,
Clorinda (Cenerentola) with Capitol Opera Sacramento, Barbarina (The
Marriage of Figaro) with NEC Theatre, Niño (Gigantes y Cabezudos) with
Jarvis Conservatory, Yellow (Arachne) with Goat Hall, Xochitl (Lady of the
Heavens) with Stanford University, and Lucy (The Telephone) with UOP
Theatre.
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