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© Lisa Kohler

Amahl and the Night Visitors "An interesting exception was David Kellett, who interpreted King Kaspar as an old man, making the deafness more plausible, and sang with a strong, ringing tenor." -- The Princeton Packet Falstaff "Bardolph was given little touches of outrageousness by David Kellett that work splendidly in their context." -- The Daily Gazette "David Kellett (Bardolph) and ... (Pistol) Mutt-and-Jeffed their way through the opera, and very well, too." -- The Star Ledger "... as Pistol and David Kellett as Bardolph made a ribald, strong-voiced couple of troublemakers." -- The Princeton Packet "Supporting Falstaff were his two cronies: David Kellett as Bardolph and ... as Pistol. Both were funny and musical." -- The Asbury Park Press "Falstaff's drinking buddies Bardolph (David Kellett) and Pistol sing strongly and act very debauched." -- The Bergen Record Rose Marie "David Kellett was a lyrical Emile La Flamme." -- The Advocate "I liked David Kellett's light tenor and darker intent as Emile." -- The Darien News Review