"Quebec-born soprano Marie-Eve Munger was a winning Gilda; her account of the role embraced both the girlish charm of the first act—“Caro nome” was captivating—and the passionate self-sacrifice (however misguided) of the last. Her coloratura was as expressive as it was secure; her otherworldly singing in the final scene held the audience rapt. This is an artist to reckon with." -Opera News
