"Sandidge comes to the table loaded with technical ability...She took on Violetta’s vivaciousness and empathy..."

"...and Jessica Sandidge is appropriately seductive and tempestuous as Musetta, singing her waltz song with great aplomb"

"Sandidge has a voice you could listen to all day as she negotiates florid coloratura with great ease..."

"Soprano Jessica Sandidge was an equally three-dimensional presence, marshaling a gorgeous tone and an exquisitely controlled quiet register..."

"Jessica Sandidge, soprano, was captivating as Eva Peron. Her credits are numerous and span the country, which is no surprise. Her strong vocals and amazing range were perfect for this strong character in the story. Sandidge made you believe that she was the embodiment of Eva Peron."

"In her soliloquy, soprano Jessica Sandidge cuts a striking and authentic figure as she powers through the high passages with grace and authority."

"Soprano Jessica Sandidge handles the role of Evita with grace and an even, clear tone, even though playing a goddess can be an unrewarding job."

"Jessica Sandidge, whose sumptuous and radiant soprano...stole the collective hearts of the audience. It was hard not to be swept away by the giant, almost tsunami-like waves of purity and beauty in her voice and character.”

"Soprano Jessica Sandidge was a marvelous Manon, bringing superb technique that resulted in admirable consistency and control. Her captivating voice has silver sparkle and she sang with stamina and vocal energy. Her top notes were unforced and clear. The final act is an extended death scene that she performed with great drama...Sandidge’s fine singing kept you hanging onto her every word and you hoped against hope that the doomed character would actually survive."

"The singers—like Jessica Sandidge, pictured here in the title role—are more than simply 'in fine form' but are incredibly skilled and just-plain-impressive, helping to make the opera Susannah more accessible simply by being just-plain-amazing.​"