The Metropolitan Opera’s revival of Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio, was a resounding success! I was incredibly fortunate to be part of an outstanding cast.

Reviews: "In his Met debut, Dietrich made the best of what he was given, boyish in his irrational devotion to Marzelline, with a pleasantly tender and focused sound. " ~ NY Times

"In his Met debut, tenor Magnus Dietrich displayed a fine lyric tenor and a winning stage presence as Jaquino. Although the Met is hardly bereft of excellent lyric tenors, there is certainly a place for him on the roster." ~ Seen and Heard International

"Shorn of his cruelty, Magnus Dietrich's Jaquino was just a nag, albeit one who sings very well." ~ Bachtrack

"Magnus Dietrich made a successful Met debut as Jaquino. His appealing tenor contrasted nicely with his character's simmering rage." ~ Parterre

"The warden's young assistant Jaquino was affectingly sung by tenor Magnus Dietrich in his company debut." ~ NY Classical

"Magnus Dietrich made his effective Met debut as her (Ying Fang's) ineffectually persistent suitor, Jaquino (in the Met's production, as addicted to firearms as he is to her)." ~ Opera Canada

"Magnus Dietrich, in his house debut, was a nicely petulant Jaquino, Marzelline's suitor." ~ Wall Street Journal