“Tracy Cox, a soprano at the Metropolitan Opera, said at the hearing that she had faced discrimination and body shaming in her career as a performer where ‘a fat singer is the rare and remarkable exception.’
“Let me do my job,” she said, “without being casually encouraged to develop an eating disorder or have bariatric surgery, which has happened to me countless times in the workplace.””
“In the title role, Tracy Cox deploys a rich voice with the dynamic range of a pipe organ to awe us or touch us to tears — and flicks her fingers or an eyebrow to bring down the house.”
— THEATER GHOST
“Vibrantly voiced”
— LA TIMES
“Soaring”
— LOS ANGELES MAG
“We have now witnessed the beginning of a huge international career.”
