Adrienne Kling
soprano
Press
"Soprano Adrienne Sereta has a beautiful voice, which seemed woefully under-used in the relatively small role of Servilia."
Servilia, La Clemenza di Tito - ClevelandClassical.com
"The soprano solos were (for pedagogical reasons, I presume) divided amongst four student singers (Meryl Doeminguez, Summer Hassan, Sydney Mancasola, and Adrienne Sereta), each of whom brought a distinctive and memorable timbre to their selections."
Soprano solo, Carmina Burana - ClevelandClassical.com
"Adrienne Sereta made a sprightly Esmerelda, the circus dancer who seduces Vaseck (sincerely, or not?- in this staging it was hard to tell)."
Esmerelda, The Bartered Bride - ClevelandClassical.com
"Adrienne Sereta, dolled up (literally) in frilly dress and curly wig, was a delectably clueless and feisty Cunegonde with a coloratura soprano of wondrous precision and tonal focus. She made a sumptuous meal of "Glitter and be Gay."
Cunegonde, Candide - ClevelandClassical.com
"As his love interest, Cunegonde, Adrienne Sereta had a fine soprano voice and a natural sense of physical comedy. In her coloratura show-stopper "Glitter and be Gay," Ms. Sereta conveyed her point through vocal gymnastics and stage antics..."
Cunegonde, Candide - ClevelandClassical.com
"Adrienne Sereta was spot on with her Queen of the Night high F's."
Queen of the Night, The Magic Flute - ClevelandClassical.com
