“As Sid’s girlfriend Nancy, Anna Elizabeth Cooper is sweet-toned and engaging”

“Superb singing and playing anchor ENO’s first-ever Albert Herring. The catalysts, Dan D’Souza’s Sid and Anna Elizabeth Cooper’s Nancy, spark the evening into life: their collusion has warmth and bite, their duet actually tells the story, and their stage business around the lemonade is crisp, motivated and funny…”

“Dan D’Souza and Anna Elizabeth Cooper (Sid and Nancy) are a delight, cheeky, energetic, and perfectly in tune with each other, bringing vibrancy and life to every scene they share”

“Anna Cooper’s rich, powerful mezzo soprano voice sang us through the storylines…the standout performer was Anna Cooper, whose force of charisma, both in voice and stage presence, led the whistle stop tour safely through to the end.”

“Playing Ferranti, Anna Elizabeth Cooper boasts a powerful voice, with maturity in her lower register. She handled the score with control and intensity, moving from naive idealism to a striking dramatic edge.”

“Whenever Anna Cooper was on stage I could not take my eyes off her. A commanding presence, with total identification and expressive detail. Her ‘E Amore un ladroncello’ was particularly memorable. An artist to watch.”

“Anna Elizabeth Cooper stands out for vocal agility and clear phrasing.”

“A delightful Olga, vibrant and full of life, with a lightness in the voice that feels youthful and immediate.”

“Their pairing was inspired, a complete joy.”

“Terrific stage presence and consistently stylish phrasing.”

“Anna Cooper’s mezzo carries the emotional weight of Dinah’s distress with clarity and colour.”