"Mary Thorne, as the soprano ingénue Ines, displayed her easy access to top notes..."
Theater 2020’s Sweeney Todd is Sharp as a Razor
Claude Scales, BROOKLYN HEIGHTS BLOG
"I’ll make special mention of Zack Krajnyak, who plays the lovesick sailor Anthony Hope, and Mary Thorne, an accomplished operatic soprano, as the beggar woman who provides a surprising, though tragic, twist at the play’s conclusion." READ REVIEW
Theater2020's SWEENEY TODD Triumphs No Matter Which Way You Cut It
Kristen Morale, BROADWAY WORLD
"Mary Thorne as the Beggar Woman shows just how tragic this story can get, and you have to enjoy her performance before figuring out just who, exactly, she is."
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Richmond Choral Society finds ways to freshen the 'Fa-la-las' of holiday tradition
Michael J. Fressola, STATEN ISLAND ADVANCE
"Legend has it that poor Schubert, who was to die at 31 in 1828, was smitten with a young soprano and wrote the role in this mass [in B-flat] especially for her. The always wonderful Mary Thorne, who has sung with RCS previously, brought radiance to the assignment, a perfect showcase for her gifts." Read Review
Mozart/Schikaneder: Die Zauberflöte at Hubbard Hall Opera Theater
Keith Kibler, THE BERKSHIRE REVIEW
"Brian Kuhl’s steadfast Tamino and Mary Thorne’s clear-voiced Pamina were priest-like in their steadiness and pristine vocalism." Read Review
Winter Opera St. Louis spreads wings with 'Ariadne'
Sarah Bryan Miller, STLTODAY.COM, SAINT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
"Soprano Mary Thorne brought the requisite knowing sexiness, effortless coloratura runs and solid acting skills to the role of Zerbinetta." Read Review
Comedy is king in Winter Opera's 'Ariadne'
Chuck Lavazzi, KDHX.ORG
"Soprano Mary Thorne wowed the crowd with her coloratura fireworks and was convincingly seductive in her scenes with the terribly serious young Composer..." Read Review
Sinfonietta, Chorales Bring 'Ninth' to Exuberant Life
Melanie Lauwers, CAPE COD TIMES
"Tuesday's performance featured the fine professional vocals of soprano Mary Thorne, mezzo-soprano Mary Westbrook-Geha, tenor Jason McStoots and bass-baritone Nathan Bahny, who led the way into "Ode" with the only words penned by Beethoven himself ("O, friends, not these tones! Let us raise our voices together in more pleasant and cheerful tones!")."
Beethoven’s Ninth Resonates Joy
Marilyn Rowland, THE ENTERPRISE: CAPENEWS.NET
"...He [Nathan Bahny] was soon joined by the other three soloists, Jason McStoots, tenor; Mary Thorne, soprano; and Mary Westbrook-Geha, mezzo-soprano. The four voices were elegant and vibrant together." Read Review
Simon Sinfonietta, Chatham Chorale, and Falmouth Chorale Triumph in Performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Charles Bihler, ARTISTS AND MUSICIANS BLOG
"The Simon Sinfonietta’s internationally recognized director attracted a cadre of outstanding soloists for the occasion: soprano Mary Thorne of New York City, mezzo-soprano Mary Westerbrook-Geha of Vermont, the noted Boston tenor Jason McStoots, and bass Nathan Bahny of the Metropolitan Opera Chorus." Read Review
The Gonzales Cantata
David Patrick Stearns, THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
"The capable 20-member cast, with the excellent Mary Thorne as Gonzales..." Read Review
BLOG Reviews of The Gonzales Cantata
"...Mary Thorne who plays a captivating Alberto Gonzales..." Eric Matthew's World "A brilliant performance, vocally and as an actor, by Mary Thorne as the beleaguered and befuddled Gonzales." A Strange Interlude
"One particular standout performer was Mary Thorne, the soprano, with a crystalline voice, who sang Alberto Gonzales." Hoyotoho
Soloists shine in ambitious Sinfonietta concert
W. Henry Duckham, CAPE COD TIMES
"Soprano Mary Thorne is an engaging soloist, bright and agile in her upper range." Read Review
'Opera at the Café' at West Point
James F. Cotter, TIMES HERALD RECORD
"Mary Thorne introduced a playful tone with 'The Doll's Song' from Offenbach's Tales of Hoffmann." Read Review
Greenwich Music Festival, Not your scotch-drinking, yacht-buying, Cheever-reading Grandpa’s music festival
Review of Body of Sound: Music for the Human Form "After a modest interlude of John Cage’s 'Five', which featured some exceptional singing from soprano Mary Thorne"
'Into the Woods' at Brevard Music Center may be the must-see musical of the summer
Jim Cavener, ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES
"Little Red Riding Hood is a hoot, as interpreted by Mary Thorne who charms everyone from the Wolf to the back row."
