In this exclusive feature, journalist Giannino Ruzza explores the artistic journey of Romina Boscolo. From discovering the rarity of her contralto register to the psychological preparation behind roles like Carmen and Ulrica, Romina opens up about what it means to truly "inhabit" a character. Discover her thoughts on international audiences, vocal longevity, and the philosophy that drives her career.

Romina Boscolo is Mrs. Quickly in this new production of Verdi’s Falstaff opening the International May Festival in Wiesbaden with Željko Lučić as Falstaff and conductor Antonello Allemandi.

Introducing "Unveiled": witness the journeys of iconic opera heroines as they strive towards empowerment and freedom. Join Italian mezzo-soprano Romina Boscolo as she unveils the power and strength of women through her captivating performances and opera film.

Discover Romina Boscolo's enchanting tribute to the legendary singer Milva in "Evviva la Rossa!" A fusion of nostalgia and modernity, this performance at the Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden captivates with Boscolo's unique interpretation and Andrea Albertini's brilliant arrangements.

Romina Boscolo as the Countess sets a highlight with her fearful monologue. Her dark contralto, which sometimes shimmers into the tenor timbre, is ideal for the low-lying part.

Romina Boscolo delivered a flawless performance in every aspect: as the long-suffering Frugola, as the cold princess during the monastery visit, and in the end, in the role of the cunningly greedy Zita.

In this production of Cavalleria Rusticana with Roberto Alagna at Teatro Massimo, Palermo, Romina Boscolo perfectly embodies the role of the Sicilian mother with her profound low register.

Romina Boscolo as Ježibaba managed, with her excitingly unusual contralto voice, to bring nearly ugly tones into the role, which is not quite easy due to the demanding movement direction, without appearing as a cackling witch.