“Ellie Dehn, her innocence touched with guile, is a radiant Mimi; hers is a voice of enveloping warmth and richness.
In her death scene, played with artful simplicity, more than one tear rolled down my hardened critical cheek.”
Star Tribune- Larry Fuchsberg

“Ellie Dehn brought a fiercely burning emotional core to the opera, with powerfully controlled acting
and richly varied singing that filled out the limpid, voluptuous vocal lines with intensely beautiful,
soaring tone.”
Opera News- Judith Malafronte

“Dehn sings with a radiant subtlety ideal for Mozart. Especially seductive is her ability to
begin a long phrase quietly, almost subliminally, then rise in a sensuous crescendo.”
The American Record Guide- Jack Sullivan

"Dehn was a revelation as Anne. Her fresh, caressing soprano is capable of
dispatching with seeming effortlessness the hurdles in this score that
have defeated many of her predecessors.”
Opera News Online- Stephen Hastings