"The cast of 26 includes... Jo Ellen Miller.. as Abigail Adams.  
Abigail appears in John's reveries, and in the lovely person of Ms.
Miller, she exemplifies the strength and endurance of the era's
American women. Her duets with Marhold, himself a fine singer,
are gorgeous, and her brief solo near the end of the play,
'Compliments,' soars.  Miller is wonderful."

Philip Dorian: "Politics- Not As Usual- On Count Basie Stage, Phoenix
Productions '1776'." Two River Times, November 2006
"It helped that the two sopranos had some of the best material.  
Soprano Jo Ellen Miller was perky, fresh, and vocally
delightful in 'A Little Bit in Love' (from 'Wonderful Town') and the
tender, affirmative 'Take Care of This House,' from '1600
Pennsylvania Avenue' (Bernstein's last broadway show)."

Richard Dyer: "Bernstein's music, powered by Pops". Boston Globe, 6/16/06
"Jo Ellen Miller was fetching in a poignant performance of
'A Little Bit in Love' from 'Wonderful Town' and in 'Take Care of
This House,' the one genuine hit from '1600 Pennsylvania Avenue'."

Clarence Fanto, "A Tribute to Lenny". Berkshire Eagle, 7/15/06
"Soprano Jo Ellen Miller was delightfully fresh in three lighter
songs of more recent vintage, and Rachel Schutz juggled the
coloratura pitches in "Phonemena" with dazzling aplomb.  It was
amazing to hear how easily these two sopranos could segue from
singing Bernstein show tunes with the Pops into Babbitt's world,
but they delivered both with the same communicative zest."

Richard Dyer: "BSO steers clear of negotiations over commercial releases."
Boston Globe, 8/11/06
"Tomasz Golka had the most demanding job, leading Milton
Babbitt's 'From the Psalter.'... The music is as complicated and
striking in meter, language, and emotional directness as the texts...
Soprano Jo Ellen Miller sang with crystalline
clarity."

Richard Dyer: "A sonically invigorating day at Tanglewood." Boston Globe,
8/8/06
"Soprano Jo Ellen Miller, a Tanglewood Fellow, elegantly scaled
the high vocal line of Milton Babbitt's bristling From the Psalter,
capably conducted by Tomasz Golka."

Lawrence Budmen: "Tanglewood and Beyond." Music and Vision Daily
8/28/06
What the Critics are Saying...
"The voices are splendid. Jo Ellen Miller, Lisa Chavez and Kala
Maxym are the sisters who carry most of the solo sections."

Stuart Duncan: "Sun, Sand, and Swordplay: New Jersey Opera Sails with The
Pirates of Penzance."  Packet Online, July 18, 2007
"Jo Ellen Miller's Barbarina was a winner."

Mark Kanny: "Opera Theater Lovingly Stages Charming 'Figaro.'"  Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review, September 2, 2007
Jo Ellen Miller, Soprano