Biography
Currently on tour with Theatre latté da’s wildly successful international tour of Peter Rothstein's All is Calm, the new year sees several significant debuts for Cuban-American tenor Andres Acosta.
Biography
Currently on tour with Theatre latté da’s wildly successful international tour of Peter Rothstein's All is Calm, the new year sees several significant debuts for Cuban-American tenor Andres Acosta.
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PRESS
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IN THE NEWS
Read press coverage and reviews of Ms. Zhang's performances, including her highly acclaimed performance as Anne Trulove in The Rake's Progress with the Merola Opera Program.
"Mei Gui Zhang’s vivid coloratura soprano and agile physicality made the character a bright, endearing presence."
San Francisco Chronicle
"Zhang’s voice was plangent and full of pathos."
OperaWire
"Oscar was the piquant page, sung and performed by coloratura Meigui Zhang, and was a perfect complement to all the heavy political drama going on around her/him...Her voice streamed effortlessly above the chorus and the rest of the cast with ease, facility and loveliness."
OperaWire
"Meigui Zhang projected a bright, agile soprano with secure top notes; her alluring performance of the Act I aria and cabaletta, 'No word from Tom…I go, go to him,' was one of the evening’s highlights."
Opera News
"Yet the evening’s true star, at least from where I sat, was soprano Meigui Zhang, who brought both tonal bloom and alert precision to the role of Anne Trulove (the character’s name and dramatic function are identical). To hear Zhang dispatch Anne’s Act 1 solo — a cavatina and cabaletta built on Donizettian lines and culminating in a resplendent high C — was to grasp both the faithfulness of Stravinsky’s modeling and the wonderful liberties he took with it; her rendition of Anne’s final lullaby was nothing short of luminous."
San Francisco Chronicle
"In the future we will hear much about this production's Meigui Zhang as Anne."
For All Events
"The refined soprano Meigui Zhang, lovely and affecting. Zhang scored one of the high points of this production... beautifully measured here."
San Francisco Classical Voice
"Zhang, a Chinese soprano whose lyrical singing and appealing stage presence received well-deserved audience acclaim."
San Francisco Examiner
