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Press quotes
"Much
of the magic in this show is spread by the Good Fairy narrator,
Proverbia, who is embodied with storybook charm by Jennifer Blades"
Mike Giuliano, The Baltimore Sun
January 3, 2008
“Always-engaging”
-Tim Smith, The
Baltimore Sun, December 13, 2005
“Blades
beautifully explored the
shadows
of Jake Heggie's
Songs to the Moon...”
-Tim Smith, The
Baltimore Sun,
June 8,
2004
“In
addition to his
responsive chorus [the conductor] enjoyed
rich-toned, beautifully phrased solos from the mezzo Jennifer
Blades...Blades delivered the Pie Jesu solo eloquently.”
-Tim
Smith, The Baltimore Sun, March 10, 2004
“Jennifer
Blades had
great fun with the role of Arminda...The
mezzo's juicy tone and flair for comic mugging gave the performance a
continual lift.”
-Tim Smith, The
Baltimore Sun,
March 25, 2003
“Some
standout
performances, from a very strong cast,
included...Jennifer Blades as a braying Park Avenue
nursemaid.”
-Joe Banno, The
Washington Post,
August 19, 2002
“Jennifer
Blades, as
Amahl's mother, colored her phrases
affectingly and produced a warm, well-focused tone...making much of
both Menotti's words and music.”
-Tim Smith, The
Baltimore Sun,
January 5, 2002
“As the
weaker-willed Dorabella, Jennifer Blades matched
[Fiordiligi] antic for antic and sang colorfully.”
-Tim Smith, The
Baltimore Sun,
May 20, 2000 |
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Upcoming performances
Feb 14,
22,
2008, 8:00P: My
Funnny Valentine (Cabaret
Show) An die Musik,
Baltimore,
MD
April 11, 2008, 7:30P, April 13, 2008, 3:00P, April 17, 19,
2008, 7:30P: Public
Opinion (Orpheus in the
Underworld) Opera
Vivente
May
2-3, 2008: Faculty-Artist,
Mozart's Requiem
Anne
Arundel Community College
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