“in “Lallarallara” from Donizetti’s L’elisir d’amore, and the bright, heroic edge of his strong tenor matched perfectly Laura McCauley’s gleaming soprano as the fickle Adina.” “Laura McCauley in a droll but vocally rich rendition of Spamalot‘s “The Song that Goes Like This.” Both opera and musical theater need to be able to make fun of their hallowed—or creaky—conventions, and this song always hits that nail right on the head.” -Ken Herman for the San Diego Story
“Semele is sung by a soprano and she has to sing a lot of “coloratura,”…We needed to cast someone who was able to do that and we did with Laura McCauley. We saw a lot of sopranos who had fantastic voices but, as we call it, their voice couldn’t ‘move’ the way it has to in order to build this very fast, virtuosic work.”– R.B. Schlather for the Ithaca Voice
Electrocute Me With Color: Semele at Ithaca College
