Operatic Roles
- Pamina (Die Zauberflöte, Mozart) - Lisbon, Teatro Nacional de São Carlos
- Susanna (Le mozze di Figaro, Mozart)
- Zerlina (Don Giovanni, Mozart) - Faro, Teatro Municipal de Faro
- Gretel (Hänsel und Gretel, Humperdink)
- Despina (Così fan tutte, Mozart)
- The Governess (The Turn of the Screw, Britten)
- Donna Elvira (Don Giovanni, Mozart)
- La Princesse (L'enfant e les sortilèges, Ravel)
- Rowan (The Little Sweep, Britten)
- Lauretta (La donna di génio volubile, Marcos Portugal)
- Spinalba (La Spinalba, F. António de Almeida)
- Elle (La Voix Humaine], F. Poulenc
- Principessa (La bella dormente nel bosco, O. Respighi)
- Madame Robin (Le fifre Enchantée, Offenbach)
- Volpino (Lo speziale, Haydn) - Orquestra de Câmara Musicare
- Fox (Příhody Lišky Bystroušky or The Cunning Little Vixen,Janáček)
- Jenny (Three sisters who are not sisters, Ned Rorem)
- Mathurine (L'ivrogne corrigé, Gluck)
- Chun Lee (Mumadona, Carlos Azevedo)
- Tumble Drier/Nancy's Mom (Evil Machines, Luís Tinoco)
- Marta (Os fugitivos, José Eduardo Rocha)
- Dama (Macbeth, Verdi)
- Aia/Salome (O Sonho, Pedro Amaral)
- Mimi Kitsch (Banksters, Nuno Côrte-Real)
- Inês (Inês Morre, Sofia Sousa Rocha)
- Criada (Fado Olissiponense, Luís Soldado)
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