“Canadian baritone Joshua Hopkins is excellent as the Count. His portrayal was more nuanced that the usual indignant and self-aggrandized minor royalty who is having a bad day. His portrayal is less of a stereotype. His Count is bewildered and bemused by events he thought he controlled; a bungling lothario and incompetent schemer who is surprised when outfoxed at every turn. Vocally, he has a bright and flexible baritone voice that easily met the well-known challenges of the role. Reportedly, he missed opening night due to illness but there was no evidence of that remaining at the Jan. 30 performance.” TheatreJones, Gregory Sullivan Isaacs, February 6, 2016.