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Count Almaviva
Le nozze di Figaro
Kentucky Opera 2020
pc: Bill Brymer

West Side Story
The Glimmerglass Festival, 2018
Karli Cadel

“…while Brian Vu displayed excellent dance skills and a smooth, supple voice as an attractively jumpy Riff. His death scene was well managed.” - Opera News

West Side Story
The Glimmerglass Festival, 2018
Karli Cadel

“Zambello and Monge brought out some fine performances. At the top of the list: Brian Vu's Riff…” - Broadway World

West Side Story
The Glimmerglass Festival, 2018
Karli Cadel

“The Jets, led by Brian Vu’s charismatic Riff, danced and sang in a way that can easily stand up to the classic film’s Robbins-supervised dancing.” - Operawire

West Side Story
Houston Grand Opera, 2018
Lynn Lane

“It’s still jarring and appalling to hear the musical’s authority figures — police officers Krupke and Schrank — so openly dole out racial slurs with casual disdain. Yet, after initially registering that the Jets are led by an Asian-American Riff - baritone Brian Vu in a strong HGO debut - the racial diversity doesn’t really stand out. The performances do.” - Houston Chronicle

As One
Pittsburgh Opera, 2017
pc: David Bachmann

"“Mr. Vu, whom I’ve often praised, continues to impress, and his performance gave me chills. The baritone maintained a gleaming character throughout various volumes and different parts of his range, expressing each line with a clear sense of purpose. His style was direct and his consonants were crisp, yet his performance still illuminated all the complexities of the character. The effect was like a simply constructed, beautiful sentence.” - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

La bohème
The Glimmerglass Festival, 2016
Karli Cadel

"Brian Vu plays Schaunard, the dancer. Every time he enters, he grabs center stage, a true exhibitionist. In the boys’ scene cavorting as dancers, he demonstrates he is the real thing. His is not just physical presence but vocal size and an irresistible ability to draw audiences into his character. His intelligent choices are seen throughout the production." - DC Theatre Scene

Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions
Grand Finals, 2016
pc: Ken Howard

""When he returned with an aria from Gounod's 'Faust' the broad lyrical line revealed an ample and pleasing tone" - The New York Times

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

Elle Suzanne Creative

Elle Suzanne Creative

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

pc: Lauren Hurt

Karli Cadel Photography

Opera News
Sound Bite, April 2018
Dario Acosta

Opera News
Sound Bite, April 2018
Dario Acosta

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