Press

"Laura Intravia gave a stunning performance as a young Iphis, coupled with the powerhouse performer Alexandra Dietrich as Iphis’s mother Roxana. The two had undeniable chemistry that lent believability to their complicated relationship." 
Celina Colby, The Bay State Banner (The Body Politic) 
"Laura Intravia impressed me the most, especially considering she had the task of playing two very different characters. Intravia shined portraying both young Iphis as he struggled with mother’s reluctance to accept his true identity as well as Michael, a young, naive American boy older Iphis lives with."
Jenni Ciesielski, The Daily Tar Heel (The Body Politic)
"Singing throughout this piece was exceptional...Kristin Fahning and Laura Intravia played off of one another well as her two daughters, both in their purposefully stilted-looking choreography and their vocal shine."
Katrina Holden-Buckley, The Theatre Times (The Beautiful Bridegroom)  
"American instrumentalist and vocalist Laura Intravia mesmerised the audience as she performed songs in various languages as well as played flute and piano."
Raynald C Rivera, Qatar Peninsula (Video Games Live)
"...Intravia cannot be neglected. As she steps on the stage and opens her mouth, there is no way of not being fascinated by her talent. Every time she leaves the stage, the audience sighs with a heartbreak. Yet, she comes back...playing EWI...flute and piano, makes the audience fall in love more each time...her presentation a flood of emotions from the bottom of her heart..."
Onur Alec Kadioglu, Broadway World (Video Games Live)
"Singer, arranger, composer and flautist Laura Intravia shined throughout, particularly on her numbers with pianist Brendon Shapiro from their collaborative 'Through Time and Space' album..."
Alex Biese, Ashbury Park Press (Video Games Live)
"As sister Amy, Laura Intravia brought a bright ping and more than held her own."
Lee Eiseman, The Boston Music Intelligencer (Little Women)
​"Intravia’s vocal performance was impeccable, oftentimes adding even fiercer emotion to the melody than the original vocalist."
Patrick Kulikowski, VGMOnline (Pokemon: Symphonic Evolutions, Mann Center)
"Providing vocals and flute accompaniment on the tour is Laura Intravia, who steals the show...Her range is incredible and throughout the concert, Intravia wowed us all with opera and sweeping ballads in English, Russian and Japanese."
HB Duran, Video Game News Source (Video Games Live)​

Testimonials

"I’ve collaborated with Laura Intravia on several projects...From quiet haunting straight-tone vocal passages, to brassy and quasi-improvised wailing reminiscent of world music, I’m continually impressed by her stylistic versatility and careful attention to dynamics. She is an avid gamer as well, knowledgeable in both modern and classic scoring styles, which has been invaluable in communicating our music needs efficiently. I highly recommend Laura for all scoring genres!"
Wilbert Roget II, composer (Mortal Kombat 11, Mortal Kombat 1)
"Ms. Intravia possesses a rare and unique ease in her interpretation of the music she is asked to perform...she has flawlessly proven to be a reliable partner on stage delivering to packed audiences a diverse and sometimes extremely challenging repertoire. As a conductor I appreciate her timing, focus and very dynamic delivery...she is a charismatic diva in performance, but very easy and professional to work with. She is a dynamic performer but also a dedicated team member."
​Emmanuel Fratianni, composer & conductor (Video Games Live)
"Laura is a wonderful musician who really allows herself to "feel" the music as she performs. Her performances on the Dragonvale and Dwarven Den soundtracks were fantastic and exactly what the projects needed. She is the first soloist I call when I need flute and piccolo melodies recorded and I am excited to continue to use her skills on future projects."
Aubrey Hodges, composer (Dragonvale, Dwarven Den)