| Theresa Cincione - Selected Reviews | bio and resume |
As Mimi in "La Boheme": |
In Anchorage Opera's production: "...the unassuming heroine in this enduring collection of true-to-life characters -- Cincione's sweetly demure Mimi. All came off as vocally secure and compelling and, as actors, convincing and appealing. This "Boheme" enjoys an appropriately young and talented cast of principals." |
| - Katie Stine, Daily News music reviewer 11-17-03 |
"Theresa Cincione sings the role of Mimi very convincingly." |
| - Telegraph (Belgium) |
"The Mimi of the young Theresa Cincione is sung with a beautiful voice from the bottom to the top of her range." |
| - Het Volke |
"Theresa Cincione sings the role clearly and cleanly and doesn't fall into an exaggeration of the sentimentality." |
| - Pallieterke |
| "Theresa Cincione makes an intense impression in her death scene, which touched a moved us. She sang Mimi simply, never over-interpreted and she did not indulge in over-fussiness with her 'Mi chiamono Mimi." |
| - Trouw |
As Micaela in "Carmen": |
| "Ms Cincione's soprano was also very fine, clear and coolly expressive." |
| - The New York Times |
"Theresa Cincione's Micaela presented a strongly centered heroine with a lyric soprano's sense of line and expression. Her early third-act aria was gorgeously done." |
| - Albany Times-Union |
"Theresa Cincione makes a highly favorable impression as Micaela, Jose's first girlfriend. In her Opera/Columbus debut, CinCione demonstrates a magnificent soprano, one that is not only glorious in quality but powerful. |
| - Columbus Dispatch |
As Liu in "Turandot" |
| "Singing her first Liu here, Theresa Cincione disclosed a soprano that was bright and forthright from the start. Quiet high notes in her first and third act solos shimmered, and her delivery throughout was affecting." |
| - New York Native |
"The Liu of Theresa Cincione (young american soprano) is more poetic, romantic and touching than you can imagine." |
| - Oggi Magazine |
In the title role of "Giovanna d'Arco" |
| "Soprano Theresa Cincione was splendid Joan of Arc. Her coloratura soared appealingly and effortlessly conveying the turmoil surrounding the simple country girl caught up in the struggle for her country and with the forces of evil." |
| - The Princeton Times |
"One particular advantage with Giovanna d'Arco was Theresa Cincione in the title role...Cincione's voice is remarkably beautiful, with a warmth and glow just right for much of Verdi, and her progress should be something to watch." |
| - The Village Voice |