reviews

 

Swiss Grandmother
The Death of Klinghoffer
English National Opera
Marcellina
The Marriage of Figaro
English National Opera
Marie Curie
Daughters of the Elements
Polycaste
Icarus
Tête-à-Tête Festival
Swiss Grandmother, Austrian Woman, British Dancing Girl
The Death of Klinghoffer
Opera Theatre of St Louis
Suzuki
Madama Butterfly
Houston Grand Opera

Carolina
Elegy for Young Lovers
ENO/Young Vic

Recollections of My Childhood
Stravinsky Songs
Transition_Projects
Margaret Johnson
The Light in the Piazza
The Curve
Page Salome
Metropolitan Opera

Prince Orlofsky
Domingo & Friends: LA Opera’s 20th Anniversary Gala

Los Angeles Opera

Hansel Hansel and Gretel
Los Angeles Opera

Cherubino Le nozze di Figaro
Los Angeles Opera

Erika Vanessa
Los Angeles Opera

Erika Vanessa
Washington National Opera

Ava Hopper’s Wife
Long Beach Opera

Clare de Loone On the Town English National Opera

Amastris Xerxes
English National Opera

Judy Punch and Judy ENO/Young Vic

Thea The Knot Garden MTW/ROH2

Octavian Der Rosenkavalier Hamburg Staatsoper

Charlotte Werther
Cologne

Sméraldine
L’amour des Trois Oranges
Cologne

Sesto Giulio Cesare
Opéra de Monte-Carlo

Erika Vanessa
Opéra de Monte-Carlo

Erika Vanessa
Opéra du Rhin, Strasbourg

Clare de Loone On the Town Théatre du Châtelet

Stravinsky Songs
City of Birmingham
Symphony Orchestra

Songs of the Auvergne
New York City Ballet

CarolinaXElegy for Young LoversX ENO/Young Vic

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"Lucy Schaufer pressed all the right buttons with her businesslike personification of Caroline, Mittenhofer's secretary/factotum, her sharply profiled mezzo always ready for the fray."
(Opera News)

“As Mittenhofer’s secretary Lina, Lucy Schaufer gave a nearly flawless performance.  She handled the high upper range of her part with dexterity, her notes firm and gleaming; just as impressive as her voice, however, was her complete immersion in the role.”
(Opera Britannia)

“Mittenhofer manipulates and terrorises the hapless souls in his entourage: his browbeaten but blindly loyal secretary (a superbly layered performance from Lucy Schaufer)…”
(The Times)

“Special praise also to Lucy Schaufer as Mittenhofer’s put-upon mistress-cum-secretary.”
(The Telegraph)

“…and the refuge of fierce efficiency that is Lucy Schaufer’s brilliant Carolina – Mittenhofer’s secretary. Her final unravelling is chilling to behold.”
(The Independent)

“…as well as Carolina, a countess reduced to serving as Mittenhofer’s private secretary (Lucy Schaufer, whose arresting singing conveys both the character’s subservience and her aristocratic bearing).”
(New York Times)