Her work has received positive feedback, with The New York Times calling it "exhilarating", The Boston Globe describing it as "a thrilling trip", The Washington Post praising Vigoda for "unleashing a diva-worthy torrent of passion", and Palo Alto Weekly crediting her as "truly amazing, an awesome vision of embodied musicality, moving as one with her violin, making it sing and singing along with it in a voice both smoky and angelic".
[13] She is the lyricist and star of the musical Ernest Shackleton Loves Me, which has been produced at ArtsEmerson,[14][15] George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick,[16] and Seattle Repertory.
[28] Vigoda has also co-written and contributed the music for tracks in Disney films and television shows including Tinkerbell and the Great Fairy Rescue, Pixie Hollow Games, and Secret of the Wings.
The show is based on a true story about Jill Morgenthaler who joined the first class of women admitted to cadet training in 1975 at Fort Bragg.
[32] Vigoda began presenting keynote concerts at national conferences in 2018,[33] combining her music with personal stories and an inspirational message of resilience through creativity and connection.