Rosa Feola of "La gazza ladra" at La Scala (1817) under Riccardo Chailly. The performance was broadcast by RAI Radio and TV and was shown in cinemas worldwide as part of the "All'Opera" 16/17 Season. Other roles Feola has sung include Serafina ("Il campanello"), Zerlina ("Don Giovanni"), Servilia ("La clemenza di Tito"), Musetta ("La bohème"), Lauretta ("Gianni Schicchi"), Carolina ("Il matrimonio segreto"), Norina ("Don Pasquale"), Sandrina ("La finta giardiniera"), Ilia ("Idomeneo"), Leïla ("Les pêcheurs de perles"), Amina ("La sonnambula"), Lucia ("Lucia di Lammermoor"). Feola got married on 9 December 2015. Her husband, baritone Sergio Vitale, is also from Caserta. Rosa Feola has
Academy of Music (New York City) role and Giuseppe Mario as Pollione headlining the performance under Max Maretzek's baton. The first season's repertoire was ambitious, and included "Semiramide" and "The Barber of Seville" by Rossini; "Norma" and "La Sonnambula" by Bellini; and "Don Pasquale", "Lucrezia Borgia", "La Favorita" and "Lucia di Lammermoor" by Donizetti. Maretzek's company performed an annual season at the Academy through 1878. His company was not the only group active at the opera house as the theater during this time. Musicologist George Whitney Martin writes: New York's Academy of Music, from 1854 to 1883 the city's leading house for opera, did not offer