PRESS
“Also notable were Catherine Leech as Rosina, a maid; Elise Jablow as Doralice; Stephanie McGuire, a mezzo-soprano playing Erminio; and Stephen Lavonier, a bluff baritone, as Rodimarte, Ricardo's aide.” -James R. Oestreich, New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/27/arts/music/il-trionfo-dellonore-at-symphony-space.html?_r=0
“Erminio was sung by a mezzo, Stephanie McGuire, so effectively ardent that I thought her, too, a countertenor.” (Opera Today).
http://www.operatoday.com/content/2013/05/il_trionfo_dell.php
“Also arriving in Act I is Erminio (sung by the impressive mezzo Stephanie McGuire who successfully negotiated all the changes of register), brother to Leonora and betrothed to Doralice.” (Meche Kroop).
http://vocedimeche.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-triumph-of-underworld-productions.html
“…McGuire and Grier were able to powerfully convey the uncertainty and agita of the supposedly ideal suburban lifestyle…McGuire was captivating and convincing in Dinah’s showpiece ‘There is a Garden’ with its lovely, deceptively simple melody. And her knack for emotional evolution shone in the terrific ‘What a Movie,’ in which Dinah brutally mocks a terrible movie-musical she's just seen (called ‘Trouble in Tahiti)…”
