Artist
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Production Photos: Stage and Screen
TV/Film Reel
As a writer, Janine’s screenplay “Sisters Before Misters” is in development. Click Photo for Article.
Watch Janine in rehearsal as Francesca in The Bridges of Madison County:
Reviews:
What folks are saying....
“Janine DiVita- that’s J-A-N-I-N-E-D-I-V-I-T-A- capital V in that- when she sings, she tears the house down.” Mel Brooks
“Janine DiVita is a revelation as Francesca.” Broadway World
“Snapshots of subtleties along with stunning vocals make for a gorgeous, nuanced performance……This is Francesca’s story and DiVita owns it from the first note to the last. “ RDU Onstage
“Janine DiVita gives Francesca down-to-earth warmth and unaffected charm, convincingly hesitant to become involved with Robert and then affectingly bold in making sure it happens.” CVNC Online
“[DiVita] is equipped with a rich, operatic voice…she easily nails [the] songs…with a powerful, multi-layered portrayal [of Francesca] “ Triangle Arts Review
Janine DiVita’s luminous voice captures Francesca’s operatic heights and brooding passions. Indy Week
“Janine DiVita (as Claire) wears a mask of edgy self assurance with a splendid hint of the insecurity it conceals.” Washington Post
“DiVita is the real deal. She becomes Evita with every breath she takes, every elegant move she makes, as well as with every word she sings....her performance is one that Patti Lupone would applaud…..DiVita’s voice is glorious, filling the theatre with a majestic quality that captivates audiences just as the real Evita Peron captured the working-class hearts of Juan Peron’s Argentina during the World War II and post War era." Long Islander News.
“Janine DiVita [as Claire] oozes sensuality and intelligence.” Theatre Scene
“As The Lady of the Lake, Janine DiVita slays the audience with blithe wit and powerhouse vocals. Her Lady of the Lake is overflowing with diva-tude, emulating the iconic pop riffs and gestures of Christina Aguilera among others whenever she gets the chance, especially during the farcical anthem "Find Your Grail" and jocose "Diva's Lament." Her throwback references to Vegas lounge acts during "Knights of the Round Table" are inspired and devastatingly hilarious as well.” Broadway World
“Little Edie, played by the enchanting Janine DiVita, is simultaneously innocent and vampish, with a voice that will rip your heart out of your chest.” PDX Pipeline
In the News: Links to features
Interview with Janine DiVita of "If/Then:" Trusting the Universe.
