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Stephano... is beautifully sung by the charming and light-footed mezzo-soprano Veronica Siebert.

—Steve Callahan for Broadway World
mezzo-soprano Veronica Siebert in a delightful turn in the pants role of Romeo’s page, Stephano, in still another OTSL debut performance.

— Mark Bretz for Ladue News
Veronica Siebert got well-earned cheers for her turn in the trouser role of Stéphano, in which she expertly tossed off trills and triplets with a limber tone.

—Elaine Yao for Parterre Box
Veronica Siebert... gave us that light and charming Stephano in OTSL’s Romeo and Juliet. Once again she dons the trousers to sing Romeo in Bellini’s adaptation. Such fierce operatic passion! And she dies so beautifully. (“Die again, Veronica!”)

— Steve Callahan for Broadway World
a rich and lyrical performance by the warm and expressive mezzo-soprano Veronica Siebert with winds and strings of Maurice Ravel’s 1913 “Trois poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé.” It was delicious.

— Jim Lowe for the Green Mountain Gazette
Veronica Siebert as Betty Parris gave a harrowing performance, stirring in bed when those who have come to check on her start praying and singing a psalm, then eventually writhing and screaming in a way that could conceivably convince an exorcist.

— Maggie Ramsey for Opera World

When I am Laid in Earth

From Dido and Aeneas by Purcell

From Il barbiere di Siviglia by Rossini

From Cendrillon by Massesnt

By Ricky Ian Gordon

By George Gershwin

By Debussy