Fixing Your Profile Details

What should I do if I find a duplicate of my artist profile?

See Duplicate profiles and how to get them merged for the full process. In short: email contact@operabase.com with links to both profiles and which one you want to keep — all validated credits are preserved and transferred to the profile you keep.

My name is misspelt. How can I fix it?

To correct the spelling of your name, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Operabase profile and click on “Profile Info / Photo"

2. Scroll to your name and make the change

My voice type is incorrect. How can I fix it?

To correct your voice type, follow these steps:

1. Log in to Operabase
2. Go to Manage Profile
3. In the left menu, select Profile Info / Photo
4. Scroll to the section titled Professions / Voices / Instruments
5. From here, you can update your voice type, profession, and other related details, then save

How does this affect Talent Search?

If you add more than one voice type/profession/instrument to your profile, you will appear in Talent Search results for all voice types/professions/instruments you list.

• This can increase your visibility to casting professionals
• However, be sure your selected voice types/professions/instruments are accurate and supported by your performed repertoire

How do I delete my profile?

Operabase profiles form part of the historical record of productions and performances documented on the platform.

If you no longer wish your profile to be publicly visible, you can request that it be hidden by contacting contact@operabase.com with your name and a link to your profile.  

When a profile is hidden: it no longer appears in Operabase search results, your public profile page is no longer accessible, but your performance history remains linked to productions and Operabase's archives to preserve the accuracy of historical records. See Requesting removal or correction of your personal data for the full range of data requests we handle.