BroadwayWorld.com: Lowell House Opera to Present World Premiere of NIGHTTOWN
The Harvard Gazette: Overture of an opera life
The Harvard Crimson feature on NIGHTTOWN:
Boston Globe: "For ‘Candide,’ the Boston Pops passes the baton to Harvard student"
Eveyday Opera Interview with audio
Selected for New York Magazine's approval matrix in the "brilliant/high brow" section
"boy soprano Benjamin P. Wenzelberg sang the important role of bad-boy Miles
in a true and penetrating treble." - NY Post
"Benjamin P. Wenzelberg sang the boy Miles with the assurance of a seasoned adult"- WQXR
vacillates between childish innocence and frailty caused by emotional and sexual
trauma, to one possessed by evil. His voice is sweet and pure, and time just seems
to stop when he sings the heart-wrenching and melancholy, "Malo." - Berkshire on Stage
"Wenzelberg navigated Miles’s tricky music with ease and still had ample mental
space left over to fully commit to a character. Britten entrusts the singer who plays
Miles with a psychologically complex character, one typically far beyond the years
of your typical pre-teen. The ovation that audience gave Wenzelberg was not the
Boy soprano Benjamin Wenzelberg was marvelous in "The Lord is my Shepherd,"...Wezelberg sang them perfectly....(Chichester Psalms with the Portland Symphony Orchestra, March 20, 2014)--The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
"the most angelic boy singer Benjamin Perry Wenzelberg and full moon nights of crafted poetry." -Times Square Chronicles
