​"...notable in the small role of Aufidio, Silla's confident, and he made Aufidio's recitative vivid..."

(Robert Hugill, Planet Hugill)

​"...Ben Thapa was a resolute figure of vocal authority..."

(Mark Ronan)

"A notable Melot" 

(The Stage)

“Ben Thapa as Tamino showed promise of a tenor that will mature to fit him for heavier roles and he was
already colouring his singing expressively”
(Opera / Margaret Davies) 

“...vivid performances from those above and from Paul Nilon (Scribbler), Stephanie Corley (Emma) and Ben
Thapa (Kuzka)”
(The Times / Anna Picard)

"Ben Thapa sings Johnson's "Ch'ella mi creda" with feeling."
(The Telegraph / Rupert Christiansen) 
  

​"Thapa as Kudryash was uniformly excellent. Delectably cheeky, with a bright and handsome tenor, you were
witnessing a man living in the moment. His singing of Janácek's synthetic "folk song" was one of the
highlights of the evening."
(Opera Britannia / Antony Lias) 
   

​​​​Ben Thapa - Tenor

"Ben Thapa gave strong support as Arbace"

(Planet Hugill)