Carnegie Hall
"Standouts include the tenor John Easterlin as the scheming physician, Bombelii, with a muscular, soaring tenor voice that filled the (Carnegie) Hall easily."
NEW YORK TIMES / Anthony Tommasini

Carnegie Hall
"Tenor John Eastlin made a triumphant Carnegie Hall debut as the evil Chemist Bomelii, delivering vocally and dramatically an outstanding performance."
WALL STREET JOURNAL / Jane Spencer

Carnegie Hall
"Among the supporting cast, the Bomelii of thrilling tenor John Easterlin proved an audience favourite with his stunning voice and riveting stage presence."
FINANCIAL TIMES / Martin Bernheimer

Carnegie Hall
"As the unsavoury apothecary Bomelii, the ever-incisive John Easterlin fared better with the Russian than any of the other American artists and delivered a thoroughly drawn character who sparred tremendously with Ms. Boradina while spinning his soaring tenor into the heights of the (Carnegie) Hall."
OPERA NEWS / David Shengold

Carnegie Hall
"In his Carnegie Hall debut, tenor John Easterlin proved the true standout among the supporting roles with a masterful delivery of the conniving Bomelii married with a stunning tenor."
OPERA NOW / Heidi Waleson