Oropesa’s soprano simply dazzled in the seductive “V’adoro pupille,” and she convincingly made the key dramatic arc from sexy schemer to a heroine of profound feelingNone— Mark Stryker • Detroit Free Press
"You could exhaust the dictionary looking for the perfect words to describe coloratura soprano Lisette Oropesa’s performance at Tucson Music Hall Saturday night. “Arresting.” “Stunning.” “Magnificent.” “Sublime.” Extraordinary.” They come to mind alongside “brilliant,” “breath-taking,” ‘divine” and “fearless.”"None— Cathalena E. Burch • Arizona Daily Star
Lisette Oropesa as Isemene sang with the most beautiful sound in the castNone— Zerbinetta • Bachtrack
...and the best singer of the bunch, the petit flapper that was Ms. Oropesa, had the best music. The light soprano consistently tossed off high notes and coloratura with ease, and then cleared out emotional space in the touching aria "Endless Grief."None— Andrew Druckenbrod • Pittsburgh Post Gazette
"She has a real feeling for the French language and style" and "A light lyric soprano with a full arsenal of bel canto effects at her disposal, she wields a distinctive, bell-like timbre that is instantly appealing"None— Eric Myers • Opera News
Lisette Oropesa as Miranda showed once again that she is one of the most radiant (yet sadly underused) talents at the MetNone— DeCaffarrelli • Parterre