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Opera News
OnStage Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Schmopera
New England Theatre Geek
Theater Times
Boston Musical Intelligencer

“pure and ringing Tenor”

"Fran Daniel Laucerica, the gifted singer we’re just getting to know, last evening gave a marvelous display of his vocal and acting abilities in the role of Miles Zegner. He acted in a manner that suited the bleakness that surrounded his character, and sang with a pure and ringing tenor voice that made quite an impression. He exuded a dynamic personality that kept his listeners focused on his characterization, and sang with appealing tones that made an excellent imprint from the start. Opera News has deemed him “a very promising high tenor,” and it’s a very fair assessment on the part of the magazine."

PROVING UP
Pittsburgh Opera
ONSTAGE PITTSBRUGH
, February 2024

“Sweet tenor”

PROVING UP
Pittsburgh Opera
PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE, February 2024

“VIbrant tenor”

LA TRAVIATA
Virginia Opera
OPERA NEWS, June 2023

“Very Promising high tenor”

TENOR OVERBOARD
The Glimmerglass Festival
OPERA NEWS, October 2022

“A delight to watch”

"Fran Daniel Laucerica as The Snake and The Vain Man also left a great impression: he produced a real contrast in tonal color between the two characters, and his agile turn as the Vain Man was only helped by hilarious antics with a kazoo that were a delight to watch."

THE LITTLE PRINCE
NEMPAC Opera Project
SCHMOPERA, June 2019

“Clear Tenor”

"The inclusion of the hysterically overconfident valet, Comte Barigoule played with decadent indulgence by Fran Daniel Laucerica, is what rescues this story. Switching places with the prince for the night, Laucerica had fun with the character and elevated the performances of his costars. Tackling runs in a clear tenor, Laucerica also engaged in entertaining physical comedy with Brian Gonzalez, the Prince’s footman. He leaned into the character effectively, garnering the first applause of the night at the top of Act II."

CENDRILLON
The Cambridge Chamber Ensemble
THE THEATER TIMES
, May 2018

“Most noteworthy”

"Among the singers, Kathryn McKellar (Cendrillon), Jeremy Ayres Fisher (Prince Charming), Junhan Choi (Baron de Pictordu), and Fran Daniel Laucerica (Count Barigoule) proved most noteworthy."

CENDRILLON
The Cambridge Chamber Ensemble
BOSTON MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
, May 2018