Press

 

“Ward proves to have quite a gift for comedy” – STL Eats

https://stlouiseats.typepad.com/st_louis_eats_and_drinks_/2019/01/litaliana-in-algeri.html?fbclid=IwAR1-mNhQ4x3qw00hWeS1MbEfftlkKDk7xBdCS4-0mQdPpSXBdm6X6MT05C4

 

“Nicholas Ward shows a beautifully dramatic baritone in the comic role of Taddeo” – KDHX St. Louis

https://kdhx.org/articles/theatre-reviews/1444-opera-review-this-italian-girl-conquers-algiers?fbclid=IwAR2VIUA0ryfYkwvu17-C6SchSZiBXOZKtc16t7rfbPCh305GShY_ibVKr8Q

 

“Nicholas Ward displayed a fine baritone and good comic timing as Taddeo” – St. Louis Post-Dispatch

https://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/arts-and-theatre/culture-club/theater-review-winter-opera-warms-up-a-chilly-weekend-with/article_3ee54e2f-b218-53a3-abc7-c1bd240691fc.html?fbclid=IwAR1cXBE94F5eUZR99CfM77Lv12OwiskXkl3gwzqcS_ohWl8XtCameonIU50

 

But the surprise of the evening was baritone Nicholas Ward as doofus Papageno. He stole the evening with effortless voice and agile presence. He, among all the cast, brought his character right past the footlights and into the audience.” – Houston Press

https://www.houstonpress.com/arts/review-the-magic-flute-at-opera-in-the-heights-9954856

 

“Nicholas J. Ward gave vocal strength to smaller cameos” – South Florida Classical Review

http://southfloridaclassicalreview.com/2017/04/fgo-wraps-season-with-first-class-verdi-singing-in-a-masked-ball/

 

“As the corporal Moralès, the baritone Nicholas J. Ward sang with smooth insinuation” – South Florida Classical Review

http://southfloridaclassicalreview.com/2016/11/amid-rough-moments-fgo-delivers-a-dramatic-vocally-strong-carmen/

 

“Nicholas Ward, meanwhile, makes an impressive UAOT debut as Pish-Tush, providing a solid vocal anchor in “Brightly dawns the wedding day.”’ – KDHX St. Louis

https://kdhx.org/articles/theatre-reviews/186-union-avenue-opera-s-the-mikado-is-a-sparkling-gem-in-an-odd-setting

 

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