"Elizabeth Llewellyn’s Ellen Orford is motivated wholly by compassion and her voice – which projects a huge, generous luminosity without sounding fierce or forced – is like a patch of sunlight on the roiling sea-and-cloudscape of Britten’s score.” -The Spectator
“With Elizabeth Llewellyn in the title role, it is Jenůfa’s intrinsic goodness that emerges so convincingly: her singing had great poise and lyrical line, she coloured the tenderness and compassion of her character, her agony at Stevushka’s loss simply heart-rending.” -The Guardian
“Elizabeth Llewellyn’s Bess was equally captivating. Her golden-toned voice had many colours and convincingly expressed everything from hope to despair, love to loneliness. Her acting was also many-faceted, showing Bess’ vulnerability and most of all why Bess loves Porgy” -Seen and Heard International