As Musetta, Nicole Cabell offered lots of Mae West sassiness and ravishing phrasing.
Mark Slater, Detroit Free Press
What's good about MOT's "Boheme" is very good, and it starts with soprano Nicole Cabell's electrifying Musetta. When Cabell sweeps into view in the Act II Christmas Eve scene in Paris' Latin Quarter, the stage lights up with a quality missing altogether in the opening act. Call it presence or charisma; it's a luminous spirit that seizes the imagination -- even before Cabell has sung a note. But when she does, notably in a brilliant turn through Musetta's famous waltz-song, the whole production rises to another level.
Lawrence B. Johnson, Detroit News Music Critic
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Congrats on all of your success. I'm now the Manager of Education with Kentucky Opera and have been hearing great things about you.
All the best,
Eric McKeever
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