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Soprano Jana McIntyre did not disappoint, offering a dazzling upper register with pin-point control in “O zittre nicht”. The even more difficult “Der hölle Rache” featured a flittering, glittering set of ringing high Fs. This was an impressive run through this show-stopping number.
— Paul J. Pelkonen, Superconductor, Culture Magazine
Jana McIntyre nailed the Queen of the Night’s two arias and, even more impressively, looked like she was having fun doing it.
— Joanne Sydney Lessner, Opera News
The real discovery of the night was soprano Jana McIntyre, an enchanting Zerlina with a lovely light soprano that emphasized the character’s youth and naiveté
— Jonathan Pell, Opera News

“Jana McIntyre combined a dancer’s grace, mercurial wit and a vibrant soprano tone."   

    - David J. Baker, Opera News

Standouts were... Jana McIntrye, whose sensational, always musically phrased Queen of the Night exceeded many
— David Shengold, Gay City News

"Jana McIntyre consumes the stage as Andromède. Her lovely voice, with a slight French accent, reaches high and low comfortably. The challenges of the role are not perceptible because McIntyre has thoroughly mastered difficulties and made them pleasures."

     - Susan Hall, Berkshire Fine Art

Not to be outdone, the Queen of the Night (Jana McIntyre), delivers a performance filled with the stuff of great nightmares — complete with 6-inch talons on her fingers that she flexes with serious wicked intent. McIntyre’s vocal gymnastics are performed with effortless ease. Her signature second act aria is breathtakingly brilliant.
— Wayne F. Anthony, The Blade

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