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Recent acclaim for ADA Artists
Cindy Sadler “rock solid”, “fine actress” as The Old Baroness
It is rare when a performance has only rock solid lead performances. The Old
Baroness is a small role vocally yet she has a lot of stage time in which her
temperament remains one of quiet disgust. Yet Cindy Sadler is such a fine actress
that there are moments when … read more
Cindy Sadler “superb” as The Old Baroness
Of course, such a score must also rely on strong voices and acting skills,
both present in abundance in this production … The principal singers in this
production are superb, especially …, Cindy Sadler as the old Baroness …
Richard Storm, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
OPERA NEWS review: Winters and Carico in “Iolanta”
“In the title role, soprano Corinne Winters displayed a pliable and heartfelt tone that projected naturally without losing sweetness. As the action progressed, she heated up emotionally and dynamically, while maintaining velvety-smooth transitions between her registers. By the end, when she gained her sight, her demeanor became vibrant and alive, … read more
OPERA NEWS review: Winters and Carico in “Iolanta”
“In the title role, soprano Corinne Winters displayed a pliable and heartfelt tone that projected naturally without losing sweetness. As the action progressed, she heated up emotionally and dynamically, while maintaining velvety-smooth transitions between her registers. By the end, when she gained her sight, her demeanor became vibrant and alive, … read more
Review: Death of Klinghoffer at ENO “remarkable young tenor Edwin Vega”
Every production I have seen at ENO this season has been cast from strength, and The Death of Klinghoffer is no exception. From Alan Opie as the doomed American to Christopher Magiera’s Captain and the remarkable young tenor Edwin Vega as the terrorist leader, this is a superior ensemble.
whatsonstage.com
Review: Michael Mayes “incandescent performance” as Joseph DeRocher a “Triumph”
“And every aspect works so well that Tulsa Opera’s “Dead Man Walking” is absolutely gripping from the start of its elegiac overture to the final iteration of the hymn that, in its child-like simplicity, sums up the hope of us all. “
“The production is anchored by searing, incandescent performances … read more
Reviews: Thurman triumph in her return to Sacramento as Gilda.
“This production, which was performed at the Community Center Theater Friday evening (and continues Sunday afternoon), has two things going for it: a winning set from the Utah Operaand the vocal charms of soprano Katrina Thurman in the role of Rigoletto’s chaste daughter Gilda.”
“Her performance of “Caro nome” … read more
Review: Opera Omaha and ADA Artists “sparkle”
“Amanda Crider, a meticulous mezzo-soprano, was delightful as Clarina, her coquettish facial expressions on par with the best of comediennes. When she fretted about Slook returning to the frozen tundra, the arch of her eyebrow and vibrato in her voice indicated her saucy solution.
As the determined but clueless … read more
Review: Opera Omaha and ADA Artists “sparkle”
“Amanda Crider, a meticulous mezzo-soprano, was delightful as Clarina, her coquettish facial expressions on par with the best of comediennes. When she fretted about Slook returning to the frozen tundra, the arch of her eyebrow and vibrato in her voice indicated her saucy solution.
As the determined but clueless … read more
Michael talks about becoming Joseph De Rocher (Dead Man Walking)
How does one prepare to play a character that is convicted of murder?
Joseph de Rocher is a composite character, meant to embody the spirit
of the men that Sister Helen Prejean accompanied on their final walk.
For an actor with my background, this is a perfect situation. While I… read more