“Baritone Joshua Hopkins depicted a randy, gregarious Peer, and his voice rang out brightly in the brief vocal passages.” The Plain Dealer, Donald Rosenberg, September 29, 2007.

“Joshua Hopkins frolicked through the small part of Momus with bounding energy; a shame he didn’t have more to sing, for his baritone sounded just as telling as in last season’s The Magic Flute, where he was a memorable Papageno. Hopkins as an underwear-wearing Cupid has to be seen to be believed.” The New Mexican, […]

“To my ears, of the current crop of young Canadian baritones, Joshua Hopkins ranks at the very top. Beautiful voice, solid training, well-honed technique, strong musicality, engaging personality onstage – this man has it all. I saw him last summer as Papageno at the Santa Fe Opera Die Zauberfloete, a new production specially mounted to […]

“…le baryton Joshua Hopkins montra autorité et solidité vocale.” La Presse, Claude Gingras, April 1, 2007 (“…the baritone Joshua Hopkins showed vocal authority and solidity.”)