"Soprano Lindsay Conrad is a vivacious, teasing Alice Ford, with a powerful, bright, three-dimensional tone. Her voice soared over the orchestra in the great arching melody Verdi gives her."
- Lloyd Schwartz, The Boston Phoenix
"Lindsay Conrad made for a delightfully quick Sophie Arnould..." |
"It didn’t hurt that Lindsay Conrad (who captivated me a couple of years ago as Alice Ford, the leading soprano role, in Boston Opera Collaborative’s appealing production of Verdi’s Falstaff) had the most beautiful voice and most solid vocal technique in the company."
- Lloyd Schwartz, New York Arts "Both Tamara Ryan, as the independent-minded Della, and Lindsay Conrad, as the formidable “Vampire Naysayer,” offer breathtakingly solid sopranos that soar and trill without ever becoming shrill or thin.
Both develop three-dimensional characters, each with a wildly different approach to defying conventions." - Terry Byrne, The Boston Globe |
"Soprano Lindsay Conrad owned the room with her portrayal of the title character...Her stage persona is a cross between Bette Midler and Beverly Sills..."
- Kate Stringer, Boston Musical Intelligencer "Conrad's voice soared and dominated in the best, character appropriate way..."
- Brian Calhoon, ArtsImpulse "Lindsay Conrad is a vivacious, voluptuous Eurydice."
- Jeffrey Gantz, The Boston Globe |
"But this really came to a head with Lindsay Conrad’s turn as Naomi: her facial expressions and her versatile voice jumped around with the flow of Bailey Holland’s chaotic music so masterfully that she quite literally stole the entire evening, and her comedic timing was so spot on that it left the audience laughing loudly enough to drown out the music in some places, and that’s to say nothing of how her feigned orgasm on the couch elicited such strong laughter that it paused the show for nearly one whole minute while the audience gathered its bearings."
- Arturo Fernandez, Schmopera
- Arturo Fernandez, Schmopera
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"Conrad is a natural comedienne whose “Quando m’en vo” was a bright-toned exercise in gleeful misbehavior; her Musetta was an appealingly shameless vamp."
-Kate Stringer, Boston Musical Intelligencer "Lindsay Conrad is the wonderful surprise,
whose shimmering vibrato reminded me of Callas!" - Beverly Creasey, Boston Arts Review |
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