Bass-Baritone
“John Robert Green gives Alfio imposing menace in both body and voice”
Orlando Sentinel on Mascagni’s Cavalleria rusticana with Opera Orlando
“What did work was the casting, especially with Sara Kennedy as Ruth, and John Robert Green as Andy. As Andrew, Green’s baritone was resonant and full of vitality. He embodied Andy’s good nature with both his poise and vocal richness. But in more tense moments, he brought a bite to his sound that exposed his character’s darker side. His diction was razor-sharp throughout.”
OperaWire on Flagello’s Beyond the Horizon with Teatro Grattacielo, New York
“The bass-baritone John Robert Green was poignant as the misguided Andrew.”
Opera with Opera News on Flagello’s Beyond the Horizon with Teatro Grattacielo, New York
“All three leads were strong, with the baritone John Robert Green conveying Andy’s strength… And they managed to wring plenty of drama out of a vocal score that emphasized recitative instead of more emotive melody.”
Artsmeme on Flagello’s Beyond the Horizon with Teatro Grattacielo, New York
“a rich and deep sound, robust and regal… and imbued with such pure emotion that a number of tissues were spotted being pulled from pockets and purses.”
New York Concert Review Inc. on DCINY concert “Spirit Journey” at Carnegie Hall, New York
“His powerful voice can seduce or snarl as required.”
KDHX Theater Review on Puccini’s Fanciulla del West with Winter Opera St Louis
“John Robert Green as bad-guy Sheriff Rance played his role wickedly. Rance is the least nuanced of the characters, but Green’s performance brought out subtleties through refined acting and singing”
St Louis Post Dispatch on Puccini’s Fanciulla del West with Winter Opera St Louis
“The level of singing among [the] soloists was unusually high … John Robert Green sang suavely and touchingly as Caleb Plummer …”
Opera News on Riccardo Zandonai’s Il Grillo del Focolare with Teatro Grattacielo, New York
“John Robert Green had success as the fascinatingly devious Bardo, Gloria’s irreconcilable brother, coloring his sinister baritone engagingly… His bark had a generous bite.”
Parterre Box on Francesco Cilea’s Gloria with Teatro Grattacielo, New York
