James Myers Baritone, Actor, Voice Teacher
Press Reviews of James Myers
Review of the Musical, 1776
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
"James Myers as Edward Rutledge of South Carolina stops the show with the haunting, almost supernatural, "Molasses to Rum." With his deep, rich, defiant voice, stunning vocal range and impeccable vocal dynamics, Myers accuses the Northern colonies of hypocrisy by profiting from the slave trade."
Paul M. Bessel and Barbara Braswell for DC Metro Theater Arts
https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2016/02/06/1776-at-mclean-community-players/
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
"Myers' arresting performance style and clear crisp baritone voice clearly establish Tommy's obsession with Fiona MacLaren"
Mark Ludder for DC Metro Theater Arts
https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2018/11/05/review-brigadoon-at-rockville-musical-theatre/
Review of Brigadoon
James Myers as Tommy Albright in Brigadoon
James Myers as Edward Rutledge in 1776
"While he didn't have to use the Scottish accent, he actually utilized a different accent. Myers successfully spoke like people from the U.S. in the 1940's, which helped situate the play's setting. He excelled at "There But For You Go I" and...a sublime performance of perhaps the most famous song of the show, "Almost Like Being In Love."
Kristin Franco for Maryland Theatre Guide
https://mdtheatreguide.com/2018/11/theatre-review-brigadoon-by-rockville-musical-theatre/
James Myers as Edward Rutledge in 1776
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
James Myers as Edward Rutledge in 1776
"Myers shines in the second act with "Molasses to Rum"
Brian Trompeter for Inside Nova
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
"Myers, who has a beautiful voice, brings off a charming final moment when his preppy WASP starts singing liturgical Hebrew."
Joe Adcock for ShowBizRadio
http://washingtondc.showbizradio.com/2012/11/review-lta-cantorial/
James Myers in the the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
James Myers as the lead character Warren Ives in the play, "Cantorial" by Ira Levin
The lead role of Warren Ives in Little Theater of Alexandria's production of Ira Levin's play, Cantorial was, "played with moving intensity by James Myers."
Jordan Wright for Whisk and Quill
http://whiskandquill.com/cantorial-at-the-little-theatre-of-alexandria
James Myers as Max Halliday in the play, Dial M for Murder
"Actor James Myers, coming off his success in the fall's "Cantorial" at Little Theatre, gives a smooth performance as the American crime writer boyfriend, Max Halliday,"
Jordan Wright for the Alexandria Times
https://alextimes.com/2013/03/little-theatre-dials-m-for-marvelous-with-classic-whodunit/
"Ably rounding out the ensemble, James Myers is more than attractive enough to console the wronged wife as the man who really loves her,"
Jackie Friedlander for the Fairfax Times
James Myers as the Beast in Beauty and the Beast
"Belle...and the Beast (James Myers) are gifted singers who could not have been better cast in their roles."
Jeannette Mulherin for Maryland Theatre Guide
"Belle and James Myers as the Beast bring powerful voices and an appealing warmth and vulnerability to their roles."
Gina Dalfonzo for DC Metro Theater Arts
https://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2019/07/20/beauty-and-the-beast-fairfax/