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2024 Reviews
“…a fantastic showing. If you’re an opera lover, get a ticket.”
"...a formidable achievement [...] historical consciousness and experimental intelligence in equal measure.”
“…a work of strong passions and even psychological depth…an opera one can hope, and expect, to see again.”
“…the unmistakable traces of genius.”
“Nothing failed to please on the musical level.”
“…a tantalizing glimpse of what Uccelli might have become.”
“From the first notes, the audience was transported….”
“Could it possibly be any good? It could and it is.”
“The big, flexible voice of Tamborini…the find of the evening”
“…a minor miracle…brimming with invention…glorious melodic moments…strong sense of pacing…In all, a very good opera.”
“…a thrilling reading that gave the opera suspense and unpredictability…always willing to take risks.”
“…music of startling immediacy…Uccelli has indelibly shown us the great potential she had.”
“For lovers of bel canto…Anna di Resburgo is a delightful new kid on the block…”
“…style, erudition and good musicianship…commitment, style, and informed phrasing.”
“A vital new production…superbly realized, radiantly voiced…”
“…remarkable, unfailingly melodic, and appropriate to the dramatic situation. It is an astonishing feat…”
“The vocalism was top-level and the young singers fully satisfying.”
“The cast was first-rate. The packed theater paid unhesitating tribute to the success of opera and interpreters alike.”