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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT ANNA LAURENZO

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November 

2019

EVEREST / CHICAGO OPERA THEATER

"Female voices emerged in the form of Weather's young daughter Meg with Anna Laurenzo effectively at an emotional remove from the impending doom.

KATHERINE SYER / BACHTRACK

"In particular, mezzo Anna Laurenzo tore at my heart with her simple, high, yet mournful sustained straight tones in her aria describing her miscarriage due to her husband's punch to her abdomen."

LAURIE LYNN LINDEMEIER / THE COLUMN

Mezzo-soprano [Anna] Laurenzo brought power to her moment as the abandoned drug addict in the violently sorrowful aria 'I've never been this cold before.'"

WAYNE LEE GAY / TEXAS CLASSICAL REVIEW

"...there are a few genuinely serious scenes. One of them is [Anna] Laurenzo's portrayal of an abused and abandoned woman, a segment that I found deeply moving."

OLIN CHISM / STAR TELEGRAM 

April

2017

VOIR DIRE / FORT WORTH OPERA

April 

2017

CARMEN / FORT WORTH OPERA

"Carmen's companions, Mercedes sung by Anna Laurenzo and Frasquita sung by Christina Pecce, were apt provocative protegees of her[s], who sensually teased the doting soldiers and village men and gleefully manipulated their melodies."

LAURIE LYNN LINDEMEIER / THE COLUMN

"...the cast members were young, musically gifted and dramatically adept.  They included, in addition to [Caroline] Worra, Nathan Stark, Christopher Burchett, Anna Laurenzo, Maren Weinberger and Brian Wallin in Buried Alive and Burchett, Wallin, Laurenzo, Weinberger and Stark in Embedded."

LAURIE LYNN LINDEMEIER / THE COLUMN

"...mezzo Anna Laurenzo, a fine actor and singer. Anyone who can strut in stilettos while simultaneously singing cutting high notes has my admiration."

LAURIE LYNN LINDEMEIER / THE COLUMN

June

2019

BURIED ALIVE / EMBEDDED /

FORT WORTH OPERA

July

2015

OPERA IN THE PARK / MADISON OPERA

"Madison Opera former studio artist Anna Laurenzo performed "Things Change, Jo." with a lovely tone and a convincing dramatic arc."

LINDSAY CHRISTIANS / THE CAPITAL TIMES