Bianca Baykara
COMPANY
BroadwayWorld.com - "Bianca Baykara had legs for days and a voice to match, her potrayal of Marta making all the difference in how much hope the audience left with."
Stage Whispers - "Bianca Baykara is one of my current favourite performers."
Classic Melbourne - "As Marta, Bianca Baykara gives the conflicted wonderment of the hippy girl caught up in the thrall of New York's business in the song of urban alienation "Another Hundred People". It's a memorable performance."
The Age - "Carina Waye, Madeleine Mackenzie and Bianca Baykara are terrific in You Could Drive A Person Crazy, the Andrews Sisters-like pastiche sung by Robert's lovers."
AussieTheatre - "Nothing shines brighter than Robert's trio of girlfriend all-sorts as they step out singing and dancing in 'You Could Drive A Person Crazy' with blastedly great fun."
TheatrePeople - "The close harmonies of ‘You Could Drive a Person Crazy’ by the trio of Robert’s girlfriends is a sensation. Carina Waye as April, Madeleine Mackenzie as Kathy and Bianca Baykara as Marta do a brilliant job of conveying Sondheim’s densely packed lyrics with Michael Ralph’s equally detailed choreography to create a captivating version of this popular number."
WEST SIDE STORY
Sydney Morning Herald - "Bianca Baykara is terrific as Rosalia, turning Somewhere into an urgent plea for love."
Simon Parris (Man In Chair) - "Bianca Baykara is a delight as Rosalia, delivering wide-eyed comedy in “America” and lovely singing in “Somewhere.”
Stage Whispers - "Bianca Baykara was perfect as Rosalia."
Theatrepeople - "Bianca Baykara is a treat as Rosalia. She has a lot of energy and a strong voice. She draws your attention in “America”, but more impressively delivers a haunting and hallowed “Somewhere".
BroadwayWorld - "Proving that it doesn't take a lead role to make an impression were various smaller and cameo roles...Bianca Baykara as Rosalia, brought a bright light to the stage."
Classic Melbourne - "In the smaller role of Shark Girl Rosalia, Bianca Baykara brought a stunning voice to her solo "Somewhere" and a delightful smile and charm to this character."
Full article: HERE
IN THE HEIGHTS
TheTheatreNerd - "This girl is one to watch. Her star is surely going to rise soon, with beauty and a powerhouse voice she is a force to be reckoned with. A particular highlight is her hopeful "It Won't Be Long Now.""
Simon Parris, Man In Chair - "In the key role of Vanessa, Bianca Baykara displays impressive acting talent as she manages to portray a young woman who is plagued by low self-esteem despite her exotic beauty."
Coral Drouyn, StageWhispers - Bianca Baykara (Vanessa) was a standout in last year’s Pacific Overtures and she nails this role with the same energy and talent, not to mention her stunning beauty." -
TheatrePeople - "Baykara demonstrates a fine singing voice and cuts up the floor when she salsas with all the men in the club." -
A QUICK CHAT WITH BIANCA BAYKARA - AUSSIETHEATRE.COM
http://aussietheatre.com.au/features/20-questions/quick-chat-bianca-baykara-heights
PACIFIC OVERTURES
Simon Parris, TheatrePeople - "Bianca Baykara is a moving heroine for that of dastardly undertones 'Pretty Lady'
ArtsHub - "...kudos must be given to Bianca Baykara for her delicate and heartbreaking portrayal of the 'pretty lady'
Stage Whispers - "Bianca Baykara impresses vocally throughout and is delicately beautiful and vulnerable in "Pretty Lady"
Front page mX newspaper in Melbourne
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN
AN OFFICER & A GENTLEMAN
Interview with Stage Whispers magazine
http://www.stagewhispers.com.au/news/officer-and-gentleman-views-ensemble
Southern Courier, 10th April 2012
DOLLHOUSE
MISS SAIGON
"Bianca Baykara gave a first class, emotional performance as Miss Saigon, Kim. She has an excellent voice, a great stage presence..." StageWhispers
"Baykara sung the challenging role with sincerity and understanding." WebWombat
Herald Sun