Gluck: Orfeo ed Euridice - Aria: Senza un addio?
Steffani Duets of Love and Passion with the Boston Early Music Festival - Winner of the Diapason d'Or, January 2018
Serpina in La Serva Padron, Boston Early Music Festival, 2017. Photo credit: Kathy Wittman
"Soprano Amanda Forsythe was dynamic and self-possessed in some of the showpiece arias heard on her new solo Handel album with the group. Her staccato...
Photo Credit: Arielle Doneson
Amour in Gluck's Orphée (with Juan Diego Florez) at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.

Monteverdi's L'Incoronazione di Poppea (Boston Early Music Festival)

"...The soprano Amanda Forsythe, a festival favorite, only enhances that status with a seductive portrayal of Poppea."

James R. Oestreich/The New York Times

"...On Tuesday, Amanda Forsythe sang a meltingly supple Poppea, pivoting between the fire and ice the role demands with remarkable smoothness."

Jeremy Eichler/The Boston Globe

"...Poppea was phenomenally well sung, especially by the astounding Australian countertenor David Hansen, Nerone (Nero), whose voice has breathtaking power and thrust (and he can act!—what a petulant future monster he conveyed), and Boston early-music favorite Amanda Forsythe, as Poppea (they were recently superb playing the same roles in Handel's Agrippina with Boston Baroque). "

Lloyd Schwartz/New York Arts

"...The sexually manipulative Poppea is played to perfection by Boston favorite soprano Amanda Forsythe, whose costume, posture, makeup, and singing send shivers through one's spine."

Susan Miron/Arts Fuse