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As Charity in Stephen Paulus’ Summer: “Jessica Grigg did a fine job of bringing to life Charity’s variety of conflicts – everything from class insecurities because of her mountain origins to more commonplace adolescent angst – while making her essentially likable. She also sang the role with an attractive fluidity Allan Kozinn, The New York Times (June 21, 2002) |
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As Carmen with Julius Rudel and the Buffalo Philharmonic: “As Carmen, mezzo Jessica Grigg sang with a vibrant quality and dark tone, a wholly believable seductress . . .
Herman Trotter, The Buffalo News (April 14, 2002) |
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As Orlofsky and Maddalena with the Opera Theatre of Connecticut “Mezzo-soprano Jessica Grigg was delightful as Prince Orlofsky in 'Die Fledermaus ' and also excellent as Giovanna and Maddalena in 'Rigoletto.' Gale Bennett, The News Press (April 2, 2000) |
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Mezzo-soprano Jessica Grigg made an unforgettable impression as the wronged Charity – the unique vibrancy of her voice and the naturalness of her truthful dramatics bespoke a major artist. Bill Zakariasen, The Westsider (July 10, 2002) |
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As Suzuki in Little Opera Company of New Jersey’s Madame Butterfly “Ms. Grigg’s award-winning velvet voice—lush and creamy—begs for more stage time.” Susan Myrill Dougherty, Westfield Leader and the Times (March 2008) |
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