Cover Story – Ambur Braid, the Power of Authenticity

– Opera Canada

Previous Opera Canada Features


Cover Story, Ambur Braid, Opera Untamed

– On The Bay Magazine

Previous Features
“Ambur opens up on sex, scandal and power

– The Globe and Mail

“Artist of the Week – 16 Q’s for Ambur Braid – Opera Canada”

– Opera Canada

“Neu Im Ensemble at Oper Frankfurt”

– OPERA Magazine

“Ambur Braid: Creator of Big Sound and Sparkling Vocals”

– The Hamilton Spectator

“Rufus Wainwrights first opera was ‘a nightmare.’ He’s trying again.”

– The New York Times

“Ambur sat down with CBC Eyeopener, talking about her role debut as Tosca at Calgary Opera”

– CBC

“Every single action that is going on in this opera is parallel to something that is going on in this world today.”

-Ambur talking about Calgary Opera’s Tosca in The Calgary Herald

“Ambur Braid: ‘I need space to be a bit bonkers.'”

– CBC

“Interview with Tom Power on q?”

– CBC

“The Final Take: Music that Ambur Braid can’t live without.”

– OPERA CANADA

“Artist Interview with Ambur Braid”

– James Strecker for the Arts

“Who’s afraid of the Opera?”

– Now Toronto

“Coloratura Soprano Ambur Braid talks playing the Queen of the Night and Formula 1 Races.”

– Calgary Herald

“Operanation presents Sam Roberts Band with Ambur Braid”

– Filler Magazine

“Snakes on a dame”

– Toronto Standard

“Ambur Braid, Opera Canada”

– Questia

“There’s Something About Ambur”

– Paul Aguirre-Livingston, a profile on Ambur with The Toronto Standard, February 2013

Ten Questions for Ambur Braid

-Barczablog

Small Town Girl of The Opera

– Chloe Magazine

“In a word… With Ambur Braid”

– Ambur answers questions for The Charlebois Post, November 2012

“Ms. Chatelaine: The British Columbia native has opened for Tony Bennett and this fall will be in the COC’s production of Die Fledermaus”

– Interview by Katie Rae, Chatelaine Magazine, July 2012

“Operanation’s Star, Ambur Braid, talks Orfeo & Broken Social scene.”

– Parlando Blog

“She plays Amore, goddess/god of love (she switches genders midway through the show). She is tall, thin, with Audrey Hepburn eyes, long auburn hair, and perfect teeth.”

– Tom Jokinen, The Walrus Magazine, December 2011