“The principals all responded well to Loy’s demands, most notably British baritone Andrew Foster-Williams, who sang Lysiart’s desperate plea to Euryanthe completely nude. His powerful, eloquent voice captured attention from the very first moment, and he was most adept at expressing the character’s emotional journey”

“Andrew Foster-Williams embodies the destructive energy of Lysiart with wholehearted intensity”

“Andrew Foster-Williams captivates through his acting… his vigorously expressive baritone”

“Andrew Foster-Williams as a fantastically acted Lysiart”

“What can you not say about the baritone Andrew Foster-Williams. He catches the eye, not only when he wanders and sings on the stage stark naked for fifteen minutes - admirable of the singer… Foster-Williams has a Telramund voice (which he also sings, among other dramatic Wagner roles) and has no fear in playing the well-poisoning villain”