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The Prodigal Son
The Homecoming
with Kathy Taylor-Jones
The Mikado
with Pauline Birchall
Barber of Seville
The Magic Flute
with Allison Bell
"I have rarely heard
Dr Bartolo sung so well,
on top of which,
Trevor Alexander’s
portrayal and comic timing was spot on, as was
proven by the gales of laughter from the audience".
© Dan Ferrari
"It was an absolute pleasure to hear Trevor Alexander again. I marvel at the consistency of his clear diction, whatever he is singing, what a refreshing change."
"Another gem was
Trevor Alexander’s Sharpless.
He managed to convey Sharpless’ gamut of emotions and his shock when the child
is revealed in Act 2 was
extremely moving. He well
deserved the cheer that
greeted him for his curtain call".
© Steve Ashley
"Trevor Alexander’s Germont Père was well defined and well sung, he is a real singing actor, bravo.."
G&S Live!
with
Sue Cullen
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Tomfoolery
Concert at Grym's Dyke
with Sally-Ann Shepherdson
The opening arioso sung by Trevor Alexander (the father) was exciting in its quality and set a high standard.
Trevor Alexander makes a strong father in the Britten and shines brightly as the equivalent figure in the Homecoming.
As Agnes Leadbetter in Kentish Tales
Promised Land
Madama Butterfly
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
Un Giorno di Regno
Un Giorno di Regno
Happy as a Sandbag
Happy as a Sandbag
L'elisir d'amore
Kentish Tales
Castle Rackrent
Promised Land
Merry Widow
Tomfoolery with
Morag McLaren
Madama
Butterfly
Dido and Aeneas
Die Fledermaus
Sorbet! Sorbet!
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