ADA Artist Management & Representation
Accomplished. Distinctive. Authentic.
Our artists bring a wealth of talents to help realize your vision on the operatic or concert stage.
News
Recent acclaim for ADA Artists
Camille Zamora
This year marks the 17th annual Sing For Hope Gala. Founded by internationally renowed opera singer and former Omega House volunteer, Camille Zamora, this event not only raises critical financial support for one of Houston’s most important and effective HIV/AIDS service providers, but also is one of the most unique … read more
Sarah Heltzel “sang with fire and allure”
“As the Composer, Sarah Heltzel sang with fire and allure” – Mike Silverman, Associated Press, 14 Aug 2011
Small opera group offers engaging ‘Ariadne’
“Mezzo Sarah Heltzel was utterly compelling as the Composer. The blind devotion to music as an
that she injected into the character made the themes of … read more
New York Times of Sarah Heltzel: ” vocally striking…”
Dicapo Opera Theatre – The Saint of Bleecker Street
“Sarah Heltzel, vocally striking and visually appealing, walked away with the second act as Desideria, Michele’s vindictive, doomed lover.”
- New York Times
“Also strong was Sarah Heltzel as Desideria, whose sultry mezzo stood up handily to Michele’s ill temper.” – … read more
Cindy Sadler takes Baba to the bank
“But then the composer undercuts the heroine’s prima position by creating the totally over-the-top role of Baba the Turk, the histrionic bearded lady Tom eventually marries. Cindy Sadler took this role to the bank, to several financial institutions, and then to various jewelers.”
Read the full review here.
As Baba the Turk, Cindy Sadler surpasses expectations
“That the bearded lady would steal the show may seem a given, but as Baba the Turk, mezzo-soprano Cindy Sadler surpassed expectations. With effortless command of the stage — and her voice — both her florid music and her arsenal of animated facial expressions were pitch perfect.”
New Jersey’s The … read more
‘The Rake’s Progress’ deserves, and got, laughs
As Baba the Turk, Cindy Sadler almost made you forget she was a bearded lady, so much did she project matronly warmth behind extravagant egotism. You loved her from her first note – along with the rest of the opera.
Philadelphia’s The Inquirer
Read the full review here.
“Marie Lenormand is wonderful as the ardent Fox”
“The mezzo-soprano Marie Lenormand is wonderful as the ardent Fox who weds the Vixen in one of the most disarming love scenes in all of opera.”
Anthony Tommasini, New York Times
Read the full review here.
“Who would have guessed that two women dressed in fox costumes, whose courtship … read more
McNeese in Zambello’s San Francisco ‘Ring’
Mezzo-soprano Lauren McNeese spends her summer in San Francisco as Wellgunde/Rossweisse in the acclaimed production of Francesca Zambello’s new complete cycle of Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Niebelungen. The production is winning over audiences and critics. McNeese and her fellow Rhinemaidens have been called “golden-voiced”, “a gilded yet lusty … read more
Scotting’s Cesare “Reigns”
“Countertenor Randall Scotting was a tall, commanding Caesar, tossing off the coloratura music with assurance and bringing compassion to the many lamentations that dot the piece.” Fort Worth Weekly
“Mr. Scotting showed technical brilliance with his delivery of spot on lines of coloratura within his many arias.”
“In Act … read more
Hernandez makes “impressive” OTSL debut
“As his manservant Leporello, baritone Levi Hernandez frequently came close to stealing the show, with a big, well-produced voice and fine comic timing.” –St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Read the full review here.
“Baritone Levi Hernandez makes an impressive OTSL debut as the Don’s wily and put-upon servant Leporello, and … read more