AS DONNA ELVIRA IN DON GIOVANNI
"Dana Zenobi's singing lends a throaty edge to Donna Elvira, who pursues her errant husband Giovanni like a fury for much of the proceedings. Her voice...soars to brilliance at its heights." -The Houston Chronicle, March 24, 2007

AS VIOLETTA IN LA TRAVIATA
"Zenobi had a good flair in the part - enough technique to make the showy stuff effective…and a keen sense of the pathos of Violetta's demise." -The Houston Chronicle, September 17, 2004

AS ADINA IN THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
"Dana Zenobi shines as Adina, her neat, business-minded character not taken in by anything the men throw at her, yet slowly revealing her affections for that young peasant boy [Nemorino]." -The Austin Chronicle, November 1, 2002

AS EURYDICE IN ANTIGONAE
"Dana Zenobi in the role of Creon's wife had good dramatic presence." - The Austin American Statesman, February 22, 2002

AS MIMI IN LA BOHÈME
"Dana Zenobi looks like a drawing by Ingres, and her voice is just as inky: a deep, luscious soprano that spills out Puccini's achingly beautiful tunes with grace to spare. There isn't a false move in her performance, either." - The Houston Press, April 7, 2005

"Zenobi's voice was warm and her characterization intelligent." - The Houston Chronicle, April 2, 2005

AS STAR IN WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS
"In the supporting roles, Adrianna Zabala (the Barbarian Girl), Dana Zenobi (Star) and Georgia Pickett (Cook), all shone." -Opera News, April 2007

AS KONSTANZE IN THE ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO
"In Konstanze's great Act Two aria, soprano Dana Zenobi caught fire and elevated her attractive...work into emotionally intense and technically inspired singing. And in Act Three, Zenobi...found the key to impassioned singing about pensive worry and deep longing." -The Houston Chronicle, November 20, 2006

AS MABEL IN THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
"The chief vocal pleasure is Dana Zenobi, whose radiantly sung Mabel sounds like a healthy warm-up for Violetta. Her coloratura dazzles, and her phrasing is irresistible and melting. Zenobi is a soprano to listen for." - The Cleveland Plain Dealer, June 16, 2006

"Dana Zenobi's rather large soprano voice is very agile, and her intonation superb." -Cool Cleveland.com, June 14, 2006

AT THE ENTERGY YOUNG TEXAS ARTISTS COMPETITION
"Zenobi offered "Ruhe sanft, mein holdes Leben," from the rarely performed opera Zaide. Poised and joyful, her performance was elegant … and would win her the First Prize." - Houston Community Newspapers Online, March 12, 2005

AUSTIN CHAMBER ENSEMBLE'S LASCIVIOUS LOVE SONGS CONCERT
"In 1989 the Austin Chamber Ensemble commissioned “Lightener of the Stars” by Noel Alford, and this time around if featured the voice of Dana Zenobi and the piano of the ensemble’s director Marti Ahern. The text came from ancient Celtic traditions, were set in free verse and sung by Zenobi’s clean, summery tones." -The Austin-American Statesman, February 2013