NYTimes: « The voice of Onadek Winan emerged from dark, low strings and shudders of timpani, and she sang with clear, penetrating tone in a part that blurs a line from Shakespeare’s Othello.»


NYTimes : « Onadek Winan sang with lucid, floating tenderness.»

The Wall Street Journal : «Ms Winan was particularly charming.»

Musical America: «Onadek Winan scored another success as an exquisite Aricia.»

Musical America: « Onadek Winan made a strikingly sexy entrance in Tully wearing a tight- fitting black dress. She sang beautifully.»

Broadway World: «Onadek Winan was a wonderful Aricia, pure of heart and voice.»

Broadway World: «[…] they both have their eye on Poppea, the sultry Onadek Winan.»

Long Lines, GCN: «Onadek Winan looked like a model, her voice gave considerable pleasure.»

Concert review, the kids are alright: «Onadek Winan made a strong impression, with the ease and confidence of a future star.»

The Baltimore Sun: «As Clara, Onadek Winan sculpted “summertime” warmly.»

Concertonet: « […] And that only introduced five minutes of the most exquisite moments I have ever seen on a stage. Onadek Winan was one of the “ungrateful women”, and when she rose up for her final solo, one felt initially touched and had a deep deep appreciation for such a performance. »

Opera News: « As the vengeful Fire, the radiant Onadek Winan discharged coloratura flame with point and flair. Returning with regal as the Child’s beloved Princess, she conveyed all the heartbreak of the tale.»

Opera News: « […] As good was Onadek Winan, whose glittering charm was neatly suited to the temptress Poppea.»