Rosina (Lauren McNeese) and her maid (Emily Marvosh) in 2007's "Il Barbiere di Siviglia." 
2005's "Carmen" (Kate Aldrich) and Don Jose (Richard Troxell). 
Gaston Rivero and Jennifer Black as the lovers in the 2008 production of Gounod's Roméo et Juliette. 
PORTopera's first-rate chorus in the chaotic end of Act 1, "Il Barbiere di
Siviglia," 2007. Russ Burleigh Photo. Reviews
PORTopera to perform
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Roméo et JulietteBy Judith Malafronte, Opera News |
'Roméo et Juliette' superb
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'Too Many Sopranos' hits the high notesBy Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
Il Barbiere di SivigliaBy Judith Malafronte, Opera News |
Don GiovanniBy Judith Malafronte, Opera News |
Hitting the Highest NoteBy Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram |
CarmenBy Judith Malafronte, Opera News |
Kate Is CarmenBy Becca DeWan, Portland Phoenix |
Met Soprano Lives up to Her 'Reputation' in Portland's 'Lucia'By T.J. Medrek, Boston Herald |
Portland Opera's Guest Conductor Muses on Working in VacationlandBy Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram |
Portland Group Outdoes Itself
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"Faust!"By Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
Day of the OperaBy Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram |
One Last Thing Before They LeaveBy Bob Keyes, Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram |
PORTopera Brings a Classic to PortlandBy Gaetano Santa Lucia, Journal Tribune Reviewer |
PORT's Flying High with FigaroBy Gaetano Santa Lucia, Journal Tribune Review |
Young Pros Make Trip to 'Barber' a JoyBy Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
PORT’S Proof: Mozart’s Magic UndiminishedBy Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
Portland Flaunts an Eye-catching 'Figaro,' TheaterBy Ellen Pfeifer, Boston Globe |
Sexy, Sparkling Figaro: Portland Opera Repertory TheatreBy G. Paul Padillo |
Troupe Presents Strong "Rigoletto"By Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
Two-Opera Show Draws Double "Bravo!"By Christopher Hyde, Portland Press Herald |
Portland Opera Does Puccini ProudBy Susan Larson, Boston Globe |
