Nina Fine played Laura, Tom's emotionally damaged sister, with a lovely, archlike fluidity that preserved the role's ambiguities. It was the most compelling performance of the evening, and it benefited from Ms. Fine's sweet, nicely focused vocal timbre.”
New York Times

“Nina Fine as Alisa, provided a very real foil for Lucia, both physically and vocally…Fine’s reactions gave a remarkable clarity and reality to the situation.”
The Independent

“(Nina Fine) helped the Rossini opera, Il Barbiere di Siviglia, achieve some of its finer moments. Fine played Berta, the maid, with finesse and a comic timing that could easily allow her access to the great comic mezzo roles-Mozart’s Despina, perhaps, or Rossini’s Italian Girl. Almost as zany as Carol Burnett at times, she carried off her aria with as much humorous timing as the TV comic she vaguely resembles.”
The Independent

“ ‘Butterfly’ is sung thunderously by …Suzuki, played by Nina Fine (who also sings a haunting Billie Holiday song later in the play)…the performances are praiseworthy”
New York Amsterdam

Nina Fine is a member of Actors Equity.