Judith Dodsworth is a versatile performer, equally at home in opera, as an oratorio soloist and on the concert platform. Judith Dodsworth’s repertoire ranges from early to contemporary music, and everything in between.

Judith Dodsworth’s performance experience is extensive and varied. Her operatic roles include Carmen and Mercedes for Opera Australia's Oz Opera production of Carmen , Cinderella in Rossini's La Cenerentola, Anastasio in Vivaldi's Giustino, Greta in Metamorphosis for Victorian Opera, Eugenia in Il Filosofo di Campagna, the title role in Opiume for the Singapore and Hong Kong Festivals and The Wife in The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat by Michael Nyman, as well as many more. Judith's repertoire is wide and varied. From cabaret performances on the German cruise ship MV Berlin to concerts, recordings and international tours in London, Vienna and throughout Australia, Judith's vocal prowess and innate sense of drama have delighted audiences.

Reviews 

“Judith Dodsworth sang with security and confidence, playing her role with
panache. Her singing was outstanding throughout.” Muse

“Judith Dodsworth as Eugenia wafted hilariously through the garden but summoned the energy to sing with accomplishment…” Opera UK

“As Eugenia, Judith Dodsworth gave a strong performance with a clear rich-toned soprano…Singing about the cruelty of her father, Dodsworth was captivating… A fantastic cast.” Opera Opera

“The standard of singing was truly exceptional. Judith Dodsworth was extremely funny as the classic prima donna Eugenia. Her tragic aria, the one serious moment in the opera, was breathtaking - momentarily transforming her into a Madame Butterfly or a Mimi.” Muse

"Graceful and informed readings of the poetry and music. Dodsworth’s bright, vibratolight soprano created an enthralling study in timbre.” The Age