Richard Troxell

"Richard Troxell, a tenor, made appealing work of a series of mostly comic roles, culminating in that of Merlin." 

– The New York Times

 

"Lensky was sung by Richard Troxell. His acting and singing were superb; whether caressing the soft phrases of "Kuda,kuda" or throwing his tantrum at Onegin, his voice rose to the challenge of the outbursts."

– Opera News

 

"Richard Troxell...didn't miss a beat as Don José.  His performance was dramatically specific and intelligent as he progressed from upright soldier to psycho lover.His final murderous scene with Carmen outside the bullring built to a splendid intensity..."

– The Oregonian

 

"Pinkerton is played...by Richard Troxell. His voice is splendid and his manner assured..."

– The film Madame Butterfly, Chicago Sun-Times