“A tempting siren who can have any man she wants, Mack plays her character well and quite effectively as she sings the seductive “Habenera” and the castanet-accompanied dance ‘Je vais danser en votre honneur … La la la.’”
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“Argentinean Daniela Mack was made for the role of Carmen”
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Metro interviewed leading lady Daniela Mack ahead of Opera Philadelphia’s Carmen, its final production of the season.
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Philly Mag sat down with Daniela Mack ahead of her performances in Carmen at Opera Philadelphia.
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“The impetuous and feisty title roles were taken by Daniela Mack and Alek Shrader — both high-energy singers and compelling actors who were completely believable as opponents and as lovers.”
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“Alek Shrader and Daniela Mack had delectable chemistry on opening night as the swaggering Benedict and feisty Beatrice. Initially one-upping each other with clever barbs as comfortably as habit, they displayed a lovely vulnerability as they fall in love. Mack’s dusky mezzo had superb agility and reach, and Shrader had a warmly expansive tenor.”
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“Mack’s impeccable performance communicates Jackie’s struggles with the loss of her two children, Arabella and Patrick, while trying to establish a sense of intimacy with her distant husband. Her monologues are rife with imagery of loss, as she mourns the pain of an empty crib.”
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“Les chanteurs sont tous à la hauteur, en particulier la mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack, dont on peut dire qu’elle porte une grande partie de la production sur ses épaules. Elle transmet magistralement et avec émotion la musique de Little, qui lui a donné un rôle fort mais difficile ainsi que les plus beaux airs.”
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“Mezzo-soprano Daniela Mack is having one of those seasons that opera singers dream of: a run of a new opera that received rave reviews, role and house debuts at major opera houses, and the title role in Carmen at one of the great U.S. houses. I am so pleased that, despite her hectic schedule, Daniela was willing to answer a few of my questions about her current season, her background, and her love of the art form.”
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La Presse discussed the opera JFK with performers Matthew Worth and Daniela Mack.
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