Momoko Tanno
Reviews of Past Performances
In Figaro:
"The Count's target is young Susanna, beautifully sung by soprano Momoko Tanno."
  - Elizabeth Weir, Talkin' Broadway
"Tanno finds both darkness and coquettishness in Susanna."
  - Rohan Preston, Star Tribune, Minneapolis,  MN
"Momoko Tanno brings a strong and tender sensibility to her performance of Susanna."
  -Ed Felien, Pulse of the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN
"It's especially impressive when led by the vibrato-laced lyricism of Jennifer Baldwin Peden (as Countess Almaviva), and soprano Momoko Tanno as young Susanna.� Their Act 2 duet is a lithe feat of ingenuity that just might be the calm before the storming of the Bastille."
  - Dylan Hicks, CITY PAGES, Minneapolis,  MN
In Pacific Overtures:
"Momoko Tanno shines as the Shogun's persistent and duplicitous mother in this scene."
  - Elizabeth Weir, Talkin' Broadway
In Carmen:
"... and Momoko Tanno shine as Carmen's friend (Frasquita)."
  - Elizabeth Weir, Talkin' Broadway
"Other strong performances are offered by ... and Momoko Tanno."
  - Michael Anthony, Star Tribune, Minneapolis,  MN
In The Walleye Kid:
"Momoko Tanno gives lovely voice and elegant manner to the second-act narrator (Omani)."
  - Graydon Royce, Star Tribune, Minneapolis,  MN
"A narrator, rich-voiced Tanno, persuades a family theater troupe to enact a legend for Annie that tells of Korea's ancient divisions, the lot of women, love, birth, loss and hope."
- Elizabeth Weir, Talkin' Broadway
"Momoko Tanno is in fine voice."
  - Quinton Skinner, CITY PAGES, Minneapolis, MN
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