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Reviews for A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Bottom – Lille
Dominic Barberi puts his ample bass voice, with its warm timbre and richness of colour, at the service of Bottom. The ham-handedness of the role also provides the opportunity for bravura, tender, lyrical and burlesque moments, which Dominic Barberi delivers with a brio that is applauded during the final applause.
Joël Heuillon - Olyrix
The ample and warm bass of Dominic Barberi (Bottom) oscillates between drama and burlesque.
Marie-Aude Roux – Le Monde
The beautiful bass Dominic Barberi (Bottom) plays the donkey with an inexhaustible verve.
Emmanuel Dupuy – Diapason
Dominic Barberi is a powerful Bottom, an inexhaustible fighter with an overflowing verve.
Bruno Sorrau – Lille blogspot
Dominic Barberi . . .capable of a moving, almost metaphysical earthy poetry: Often presented as burlesque, the sleeping couple he forms with Tytania at the curtain call of the last act offers a moment of suspended grace.
Pierre Brévignon - Première Loge
The magnificent baritone Dominic Barberi (deep and sonorous voice), in his pants, his muscular body under his donkey head. And the delightful scene of the craftsmen's performance, where the laughter flies (even though the plot has come full circle), is also perfectly set up.
France tv info blog