>..."the star of this show"...
>..."Narrator Aura Deva defied physics"...
>..."her voice was exquisite"...
>..."great things come in smaller packages"...
>..."commanded the stage effortlessly"...
>..."a voice of great power and impressive technique"...
> ..."ending to a burst of ecstatic applause"...
>..."an incredible performance-wonderfully performed"...
>..."sexy and petite... Aura dazzled"...
>..."one hot lady"...
>..."the enchantment of the night...
petite and stunningly gorgeous"...
> Harpers & Queen
Interviews Aura
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The Daily
Mail
> An interview:
New Star in town has a real aura... and a great name!
JOSEPH & THE AMAZING
TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT REVIEWS
..."the
talented Aura Deva who was on top form
as the narrator who presided over the whole show like a guiding star"...
West
Sussex Gazette, Pavilion Theatre Worthing
.."but there's no doubting the
star of this show a certain narrator
by the name of Aura Deva. With a voice to bring any house down,
you can hear
every word loud and clear. Living proof that great
things come in smaller packages"...
Blackpool Review,
by Nikki Wilcock
..."Narrator
Aura Deva defied physics by blasting
out tremendously powerful vocals from her
tiny frame, enunciating every syllable as if it were her last"... Gloucestershire
Echo, Everyman Theatre Cheltenham
..."Narrator Aura Deva, delivering the story with a terrific rock opera annunciation that Kate Bush would have been proud of, commanded the stage effortlessly whenever she sang"... Bradford Alhambra
..."Aura Deva took over the role of narrator and provided a powerful voice for the story... when performing softer numbers her voice was exquisite"... Malvern Gazette, The Festival Theatre
..."as the narrator, the slight figure of Aura Deva belied a voice of great power and impressive technique"... Daily Mail, Gaeity Theatre Ayr
..."But the voice of this production was definitely that of the narrator, Aura Deva. Diminutive in stature she may be, Aura certainly showed she can belt out a tune"... BBC Bristol Online, The Hippodrome
..."Aura Deva was a very strong narrator, well-supported by the children in the Joseph Choir from Stagecoach, in Cambridge"... Cambridge Evening News
