Real name: Théodora Cottarel

Praised for her "...ardor and warmth..." by the Houston Press, soprano Théodora Cottarel has been recognized for her vocal versatility and her electrifying dramatic interpretations. She performs internationally both in operas and in concerts. Of her performance as Servilia in La clemenza di Tito Broadway World wrote: "Armed with confidence and purity of tone, Cottarel's wielded power lends to her delicateness. Her singing is thoroughly enjoyable and the expression of solid warmth is neatly articulated through her emotions.” In concert, notably, Théodora has sung at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées where she had the honor of performing with Lambert Wilson and Jay Gottlieb, and alongside artistic giants such as Menahem Pressler, Ivry Gitlis, and Charlotte Rampling. An avid chamber music performer, Theodora continually gives recitals in France, Italy and The United States, in various venues such as Le Festival Présences Féminines, MIT’s Killian Hall and Boston University. Born in the United States to French parents, Théodora received her Bachelor's of Music from the Manhattan School of Music.