The Telephone - 2025 - Mopoke Theatre Productions
“Howie-Reeves has cast well with Jessica Mills as Lucy and Nicholas Cannon as Ben. Both performers deliver rock solid performances. Mills has some difficult telephone conversations that she handles with ease ... Experienced performers, they add realism and comedy to the opera and have a wonderful chemistry together.”
— Barry Hill OAM, Stage Whispers
Photographer: Alex Craddock
The Old Maid and The Thief - 2025 - Mopoke Theatre Productions
“Jessica Mills shows the full promise of her voice … it is sharp, clear and articulate. Her rendition of Steal Me, Sweet Thief is a stand out moment.”
— Adrian Barnes, Glam Adelaide
Photographer: Alex Craddock
Pirates of Penzance - 2024 - Prospero Arts/QPAC
“Jessica Mills is animated and displays exceptional physical skills as Isabel.”
— Kitty Goodall, Stage Whispers
“Jessica Mills’ Isabel, and both Sophine Moman’s Edith and Monica Ruggiero’s Kate, were very well played and sung.”
— Suzannah Conway, Arts Hub
Opera In The Pub - 2024 - State Opera South Australia
“Adelaide-born Soprano Jess Mills is the leading lady of these shows and what this woman can’t sing isn’t worth singing. Mills’ powerful voice fills the room with an intensity that resonates with every listener, from opera aficionados to first-timers … A rendition of Somewhere from West Side Story was a total slam dunk. Jess nailed it and had us cheerily singing along. it was a joy ... FIVE DAZZLING STARS from me.”
— Markus Hamence, On Your Markus
Photographer: Naomi Jellicoe
Bright Lights and Big Dreams - 2022 - State Opera South Australia
“Jessica Mills, one of the younger cast members, certainly deserves more airtime to air her voice and watchable gestures.”
— David Grybowski, The Barefoot Review
Jessica Mills, Rachel McCall, Jessica Dean and Rosie Hosking were an equally charming quartet in the jazzy ‘Wrong Note Rag’ (again, from Wonderful Town).
— Megan Koch, Arts Hub
Photographer: Andrew Beveridge