Mark Valencia of 'What's on stage' writes of James Edwards appearing as Pinkerton in David Freeman's Royal Albert hall production of Madam Butterfly:

'Edwards' voice rises easily and powerfully through an imperceptible passaggio and his acting has the throwaway bravura that only true stage animals can achieve. Edwards's pedigree is impeccable - he cut his teeth at ENO and as a Royal Opera young artist. His plangent timbre, at once romantic and heroic, is a rare enough beast and makes him the ideal Italianate tenor.'

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