"Standouts included baritone Lee Gregory as the pompous dragoon Carl-Magnus."

"Lee Gregory brings a ramrod military posture and a handsome baritone to Desiree's current lover, Count Carl-Magnus Malcolm."

"Baritone Lee Gregory's Carl-Magnus was a well-judged caricature."

"Lee Gregory (Prince Paul) and Tor Blaisdell (Baron Puck) infused their roles with first-rate slapstick."

"As Roman generals Collatinus and Junius, bass-baritone Matthew Burns and baritone Lee Gregory bring rich musicality and authentic emotion to their roles. As the bad boy Etruscan prince, Tarquinius, Philip Cutlip is menacing and macho."

"The excellent singers were baritone Lee Gregory as the clueless William, tenor Vale Rideout as the disturbed Roderick."

"The characters' relationships are brought startlingly to life by a superb cast of singers. Baritone Lee Gregory's exquisite voice and stellar acting make William an empathetic protagonist with whom the audience can readily identify."

"Videos, drawings and stills of an often-macabre nature are displayed on the scrim and screen to convey the chaos of thoughts in a feverish mind. That feverish mind belongs to William (baritone Lee Gregory), who has been summoned to the house of his childhood friend Roderick Usher (tenor Vale Rideout). Gregory [and] Rideout ... have beautiful voices. But it's not enough to say they're good singers, because their acting is good as well."

"Baritone Lee Gregory (as Nedda's lover Silvio) also distinguished himself with an expressive, velvety voice."

"Lee Gregory portrayed the moronic servant Wilhelm with oafish glee."

"Lee Gregory returned to Toledo Opera to sing Maximilian and the Captain, and his baritonal presence was most enjoyable."

"The real-time bad guys were equally well-served by Lee Gregory, a vocally assured and physically active (and fearless) Wilhelm ..."

"Baritone Lee Gregory provides a nice comic balance as Bégearss's inept henchman Wilhelm."

"... baritone Lee Gregory supplied creamy warmth in 'Lucky to Be Me.'"

"Lee Gregory was an elegant and deftly preening Escamillo."

"Gregory has a fine, strapping baritone that was most effective as Figaro and as the young soldier Guglielmo in 'Così'." ["THE MARRIAGES OF MOZART" - Boston Midsummer Opera]

"Up next in the Bates College Concert Series are acclaimed opera singers Kelly Kaduce, soprano, and Lee Gregory, baritone." Read More...

"Lee Gregory, who had already produced some fine performances earlier in the week was a charming Father. His rich baritone handled the role well and his versatility as an actor was evident by the end of the week, for he had already created a charismatic Don Giovanni and a feisty feline in 'L'enfant.'" [DON GIOVANNI - Ridge Light Opera]

"Lee Gregory's commanding baritone transfixed us in his roles as Don Giovanni and the Father in 'Hänsel und Gretel.'" [HANSEL AND GRETEL - Ridge Light Opera]

"Baritone Lee Gregory was a hilarious self-adoring Maximillian." [CANDIDE - Des Moines Metro Opera]