"Victoria Isernia as Judith delivers a masterful performance. From the first moment, she brings a mix of vulnerability and tenacity, balanced by the sheer power of her voice. She projects with impressive clarity, never sacrificing enunciation even at her most impassioned moments. Her demand for Bluebeard to open door after door is one of the performance’s most memorable moments; she does so with a fierce conviction that electrifies the space. Isernia’s Judith is a character who evolves from innocence to understanding, and her journey is both captivating and heartbreaking."
-JAXPLAYS
"Other women in this production are truly marvelous, especially Victoria Isernia as Mercedes and Sara Lucille Law as Frasquita, Carmen’s “besties” (in the vernacular). Both women have amazing voices, good acting instincts and are engaging to watch. The Act II “Nous avons en tête une affaire” (aka “The Quintet”) sung with Carmen and the two wonderful thieving scoundrels Dancairo (played by John Tibbets), and Remendado, (played by Bryce J. Bartu) is brilliant and a highlight of the show."
- Utah Theatre Bloggers
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