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10Considering it is centuries old, Mozart’s “The Magic Flute” happily manages to pull off some surprises, thanks to Opera Orlando’s clever and inventive staging of the comic adventure tale. The first one occurs as the curtain rises and our hero, Tamino, is fighting a dragon, as the story dictates. But this dragon is a fanciful creature designed by Nic Parks of MicheLee Puppets. The large-scale animal puppets are just part of the inventive and engaging production design by Grant Preisser — who also wrote the English dialogue and directs.
“And Kyaunnee Richardson is especially memorable with a beautifully playful coloratura and a winning way with a snarky aside.”
“…Kyaunnee Richardson is especially memorable with a wonderfully playful coloratura and a winning form with a sarcastic side which makes her Adele character an idea…”
“…the two women [Gloria Palermo and Kyaunnee Richardson] created the spirit of childhood without resorting to over-the-top mugging. Their voices blend beautifully, and both have memorable solo turns as well.”
“… Kyaunnee Richardson is a sparkling Frasquita.”
“Have you been to the opera in Orlando? It’s been on my “someday list” and I’m finally going to make it happen. Join me and find out why Opera Orlando’s The Secret River is a must-see this holiday season and learn more about its lead soprano Kyaunnee Richardson as I had a chance to chat with her about her inspiration, the importance of this role as well as a bit of movie, Disney and foodie fun because it wouldn’t be Go Epicurista without it! I hope you’re inspired, get tickets and go #MakeSomedayHappen”
“…A lot rests on the shoulders of Kyaunnee Richardson, who plays Calpurnia, and she succeeds marvelously in capturing childlike inquisitiveness and determination without overplaying…”
