The Norwegian baritone Patrick Egersborg, born in Trondheim, has become increasingly sought  after in the Scandinavian opera scene. Recent performances include roles such as Silvio, Tonio  (Pagliacci), and Marco (Gianni Schicchi), at both the Copenhagen Opera Festival and Opera  Søholm. 

In February 2023, he made his debut as Conte di Luna (Il trovatore) with Operaen in Kristiansund,  Norway, under the baton of Torodd Wigum and direction by Mattias Palm. 

In July 2023, he portrayed the role of Mr. Ford (Merry Wives of Windsor) in a Skeive Stemmer  production, which was performed at the Grimeborn Festival in London. The production was  originally performed at the Rosendahl Theatre in Trondheim in 2022. 

In addition to being a singer, Patrick is the co-founder and producer of Operakollektivet. In October  2023, he performed the role of The Case Worker in their latest work, 'Systemet,' composed by Oda  Fiskum and Gísli Grétarsson. This production was staged at Hárpa Concert Hall in Reykjavik as  part of the opera festival Operudagar, and Opera Trøndelag in Trondheim, Norway. 

Patrick completed his singing degree at the HfM "Hanns Eisler" in Berlin and the National Opera  Academy in Oslo (KhiO), where he took on various roles, including Don Alfonso, Belcore, Eugen  Onegin, Papageno, Albert, Mozart's Figaro, and Count Almaviva. In 2013, at the Norwegian  National Opera & Ballet, Patrick premiered the role of The Operator in 'Ad Undas - Solaris  Korrigert' by Øyvind Mæland. In 2012, he performed as Zoroastro in Händel's 'Orlando' at Åmot  Operagard. 

Before transitioning into the baritone repertoire, he portrayed roles such as Sciarrone, Zuniga,  Angelotti, and Marullo with companies including RingsakerOperaen, Opera Østfold, Opera, and  Grange Park Opera. He also took on the role of Sam in Bernstein's 'Trouble in Tahiti' at the Oslo  Opera Festival in 2014. Patrick has performed in concert with the both the Norwegian National  Opera & Ballet, the Oslo Opera Festival, and the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. 

In 2024, Patrick is set to debut his solo show, 'Is This It?' commissioned by the Herning Opera  Festival in Denmark and Operudagar in Reykjavik.