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La Traviata

"Rebecca Nelsen doesn't just play Violetta - she lives her. In every phrase, every pianissimo, every movement."

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Der neue Merker

Lulu

Lulu

"Rebecca Nelsen, performed with total vocal and dramatic command... she coupled her musicality with a dramatic urgency that was fully absorbing and engrossing. It was, without a doubt, a tour de force performance."

Leipzig Glocal 

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Die Entführung aus dem Serail

“Nelsen’s ‘Martern aller Arten’ felt vivid, as if she were shaking with the effect of electric shock.”

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Opera Today

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Il turco in Italia

"a remarkable technique of ease and precision... a voracious and devastating stage presence.”

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Classique News

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Proserpina

“Rebecca Nelsen delivers a ferocious one-woman show underground” ... "a vocal tour de force" ... "soft and agile throughout."

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Der Standard

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La Rondine

“She created a lively Lisette, with good projection and marked stage presence.”

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Opera World

Marylin Forever

Marylin Forever

"a jewel of the Vienna Volksoper.”

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IOCO review

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Lulu Suite - Pekka Salonen

“Perfectly in-character coloratura soprano Rebecca Nelsen" … "delivering her it-is-what-it-is monologue of honest exploitation with mesmerising cool.”

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The Arts Desk

Die lustige Witwe

Die lustige Witwe

“Rebecca Nelsen carries the show like a star, rocks the dances, lets herself be carried on a sofa, and captivates vocally with brilliant, effortless highs.”

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Westfälischer Anzeiger

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La Traviata

“Rebecca Nelsen was simply a brilliant Violetta, a young woman alive right up until death.”

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Tidskriften Opera

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Die Zauberflöte

 “Rebecca Nelsen as Pamina is a delight; she balances beautiful singing with portraying a young woman who longs for love, doesn’t know how to find it, and is at the same time charged by her mother with committing murder.”

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Kurier

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La Boheme

“Rebecca Nelsen plays an endearing and human Mimì, without underlining too much the pathos of the character. The timbre balances warmth and brilliance in all registers that she delivers with ease. Nothing is forced, in the voice as in the acting, in the impulses as in the most tragic expressions of sadness. ”

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Olyrix

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