Brightman is a truer diva in the traditional sense than any of the pop vocal acrobats who have been so dubbed — Mariah, Whitney, Celine, et. al.   While she has a powerful voice, she never pushes or overreaches; Brightman more often compels and even soothes to enchant with an elegant mystery.

— Hollywood Reporter

They say a star must be a study in contradictions, someone mysterious and difficult to define. If that’s the case, Sarah Brightman strongly qualifies. She is a delicate waif one minute, operatic diva the next. She offers her own form of rock - soprano belting - switches to classical and then expertly combines all her identities. Through transitions from sweetheart to seductress, she maintains a majestic distance, like a queen dispensing generous gifts to her adoring subjects.

— Daily Variety

Sarah Brightman literally soars in a unique, compelling show. Mix in some Puccini, add a touch of Queen and Procol Harum, and season with Arabic dance music and a stage show that is pure rock spectacle...

— Boston Globe (USA)

...It was one of those nights you never forget.

...I'm smitten by Sarah Brightman...Now that's a pretty hard thing to admit when you've grown up on a diet of the Stones and Doors.

...Hers is a performance of pure class. This pocket-sized dynamo gave her all -- and more -- in an evening of fantasy and imagery.

— Adelaide Sunday Mail (Australia)