[9] She has also performed La fée from Massenet's Cendrillon in Montreal, and the Queen of the Night in Mozart's Die Zauberflöte at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall.
[6] Anthony Tommasini writing on this staging for the New York Times said of her The bright-voiced soprano Meghan Picerno is an exuberant Cunegonde, the daughter of a Westphalian baron.
Premiere and First National Tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies, the sequel to the hit and longest-running stage musical The Phantom of the Opera.
[3] After reopening The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway after the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, Picerno played her final show as Christine Daaé on January 23, 2022, ending her five-year run as the character.
[12] Dianna Wray writing in Houstonia magazine on the musical said of the singer's performance in the production ..."Piecerno provides one of the few truly breathtaking moments in the show as her glorious soprano easily filled the concert hall during the title song".