Orlofsky in Die Fledermaus

Orlofsky

Die Fledermaus

“I have now watched a number of different performances of Chacun a son gout and Sarah Nordin’s is by far my favorite Prince Orlofky. Nobody else brings this role to life for me. Sarah’s confident strut is that of a chronically bored aristocrat from a nation that is vast and rural but struggling to get into Western European high society.

Orlofsky is actually a complicated character and Sarah Nordin is the only performer that I have seen that portrays him in a way that seems appropriate to me."

- Opera Blog, Alžbeta Vacek

“Sarah Nordin, can obviously sing and has a likable touch that served her well as the Russian Price Orlofsky.”
- Andrew Meacham, Tampa Bay Times

“Sarah Nordin’s clear voice rings out as the party host”

- Orlando Sentinel, Mathew Palm

“Lush-voiced mezzo-soprano Sarah Nordin was outstanding as the comically bored Prince Orlofsky, unfazed by the challenges of this gender-bending role.”
- Finger Lakes Times

“Sarah Nordin, can obviously sing and has a likable touch that served her well as the Russian Price Orlofsky.” - Andrew Meacham, Tampa Bay Times

“Lush-voiced mezzo-soprano Sarah Nordin was outstanding as the comically bored Prince Orlofsky, unfazed by the challenges of this gender-bending role.” - Finger Lakes Times

“Sarah Nordin, can obviously sing and has a likable touch that served her well as the Russian Price Orlofsky.”
- Andrew Meacham, Tampa Bay Times

“Lush-voiced mezzo-soprano Sarah Nordin was outstanding as the comically bored Prince Orlofsky, unfazed by the challenges of this gender-bending role.”
- Finger Lakes Times