Georgia Thomas is a 21-year-old Atlanta-based soprano performing in opera, operetta, and musical theatre. In August of 2025, she will begin her senior year of undergraduate voice studies at Furman University with her teacher, Dr. Grant Knox.

This summer, Georgia is performing with the Seagle Festival as an Emerging Artist for the second time, singing the roles of Erma Latour in Anything Goes and Frasquita (cover) in Carmen, her first named role in a foreign-laguage opera. She will also be performing the role of Valeria in the second-ever staging of Mayo Buckner (a life interrupted), during which she will be working closely with the composer of the opera, Tom Cipullo. Just weeks prior to departing for Schroon Lake, she made her role debut as Abigail Williams in The Crucible (Ward) with Harrower Summer Opera, under the direction of Dr. Jen Stephenson.

During her junior year of college, Georgia performed the role of Laetitia in The Old Maid and the Thief , as well as singing in the chorus of Amahl and the Night Visitors, both with Sarah Reese Lyric Theater. She also sang the title role of Lakmé in the Flower Duet for the Furman University Music Opera Scenes program. She has been a member of the Furman Singers, Furman University’s flagship coed choir, for all 3 years of her undergraduate experience so far, serving as Public Relations Officer for two of those years. She also qualified as a finalist for the Schmidt Undergraduate Vocal Competition.