“Nannerl Mozart was a child prodigy like her brother Wolfgang Amadeus, but her musical career came to an end when she was 18. A one-woman play puts her back on the stage, where she belongs”

“The divas of the 70s, the pinups and pop stars of the 1980s had great big hair. But they had nothing on Maria Anna Mozart. Her 18th century beehive went up for miles. And her prodigious musical talent went even further.”

Interview with Sylvia Milo for Polish news, NDTV

Interview with Daniela Galli for KBAQ

“Was Mozart’s sister the better musician? This is what many audience members are longing to know when coming to see my play, The Other Mozart. After more than 350 performances…the subject matter provokes this question.

Stacey Rodda interviews Sylvia Milo in Hong Kong

“Overshadowed by her brother, Nannerl Mozart was a talent in her own right.”

“Sylvia Milo interviewed in Arkansas”

“Milo has crafted a version of Nannerl’s experiences with heartbreaking compassion for the artist she might have been.”

“They wear hoop skirts in Hamilton. They wear hoop skirts in The King and I. And there’s another contender this awards season with a hoop skirt. A much smaller show, but a much larger skirt.”

“One-Woman Show Focuses On Mozart’s Little-Known, Older Sister”

Judi Herman interviews Sylvia Milo and Janice Orlandi in London