“Constanze was played by soprano Amanda Woodbury, and her gymnastic range and articulation as well as her rich timbre were a constant joy throughout the show.” - Drew Neneman
Read More“Listening to Amanda Woodbury sing it is like watching a skater land a triple axel in slow motion. It seems astonishing that the human body can execute such a thing.” - Lyndsay Christians
Read More“Her soprano is strong and elastic, precisely suited for the back-to-back arias that have as many punishing runs as anything Mozart wrote for his better known leading ladies in “Cosi fan tutte” or even “The Magic Flute.” (It was “Abduction,” after all, that Austria’s Emperor Joseph II famously dissed for having “too many notes.”)” - Michael Morain
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