‘There is so much to enjoy in this stellar production, and there are many standout performances throughout. The songs are extremely demanding, yet Rebecca MacGregor-Black as Sister Berthe handles this with aplomb.’ - Voice Magazine (2024)

‘Dove’s mezzo leading role of Fanny Price was entrusted to History First Class Honours graduate Rebecca Black, a trust she repaid marvellously. Hers is not a big voice, but in a Cinderella-like characterisation of a young woman who stands firm against bullies, it was pretty well perfect.’ - Donal Hurley, Edinburgh Music Review (2023)

‘I would be remiss if I did not also give special mention to Jobim Ffrench and Rebecca Black who played Anthony and Johanna respectively. In addition to their beautiful voices, Ffrench and Black played off each other so well to create moments of true joy in such an ominous show.’ - Molly from Calliope Arts Journal (2022)

‘The excellent Yniold was Rebecca Black’ - Andrew Clark, Opera Magazine (2022)

‘The show’s less twisted romantic coupling is found in Anthony and Johanna, played by Jobim Ffench and Rebecca Black. Ffrench’s ‘Johanna’ is truly a highlight and Black plays a character worthy of the beauty of the song that bears her name. The pair are enchanting and Black in particular is a breath of fresh air in the darkness of the production, her wistful performance of ‘Green Finch and Linnet Bird’ will capture your heart’ - Laura from Calliope Arts Journal (2022)

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