Similar to the movie with Sean Connery, musical star Yngve Gasoy-Romdal, with a sovereign charisma, manages to become the center of the story and an antagonist of the Grand Inquisitor, getting the sympathy of the audience as much as his loyal assistant.

--nmz (Neue Musikzeitung)

Casted as Mozart is Yngve Gasoy-Romdal, whom - with his brilliant, powerful voice and energetic, charming temperament - further outshines the already first-class cast.

-- Berliner Zeitung

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal plays the adult Mozart with incredible power, heart-wrenching, full of desire and full of grief.

-- Bild Zeitung Hamburg

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal is a magnificent Mozart, vocally always on top, and acting-wise a class of his own.

-- Lübecker Nachrichten

His Jesus is a glorious, shining light; and from beginning to end, a doubting and agonized human. With his tremendous stage presence and impressive intensity, Yngve Gasoy-Romdal portrays a precise portrait of a man, whose life, suffering and death also affect the present times.

-- Statement of the Jury for presenting the Großen Hersfeldpreis 2002 to the norwegian, who played the title role in „Jesus Christ Superstar“

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal: for many, he was the best „Jesus“ that was ever on stage. The power and intensity which he gave this role is magnificent and unique. His interpretation of “Gethsemane”, delivered with unbelievable passion, is legendary.

-- Musical Cocktail

Cologne has a new superstar. His name is Yngve Gasoy Romdal. In his double role as ‚Jekyll & Hyde’ yesterday evening, by the Gala-Premiere at the Musical Dome, he enraptured the fans to storms of enthusiasm. In the title role, Yngve Gasoy Romdal convinces both vocally and dramatically. Both as the caring, empathic man and a murderously brutal monster. He was powerful in the duet with himself, the confrontation between good and evil. It gave the audience goosebumps.

-- Bild Zeitung

Yngve Gasoy Romdal is surely one of the best leading men to be seen on the german musical stage: vocally always clear; and his acting, even in the most difficult transformation scenes, is very convincing.

-- Kölnische Rundschau

Also outstanding is the scene in which Cardinal Richelieu (Yngve Gasoy-Romdal) doubts himself despite his unscrupulousness. ... gloomy figures in monks' robes surround the Cardinal, who puts all his despair and fear into his voice. A moment that gives the listener goose bumps and breathless silence."

--Westfälische Nachrichten

..the brilliant, virile norwegian Yngve Gasoy as lover Joe Gillis: The audience’s ovations to the Comeback-Premiere would not end. His movements are supple. His inner conflict between his life with Norma and his real feelings for Betty are frightfully transparent. Whether submissive or rebellious: Gasoy is an "homme a femmes". No wonder sparks fly in between him and Helen Schneider in Sunset Boulevard.

--Nassauische Neue Presse

The Norwegian Yngve Gasoy-Romdal ... credibly plays both the cruel, ill-tempered beast, as well as his transformation into a gentle and tame pussycat. Acting-wise, he pulls out all the stops and never lets the audience doubt that only the growing love for Belle can change him for the good. Vocally, he gets full points, his distinctive voice provides for continuous goose bumps. With this performance he impressively points out yet again that he belongs in the category of Leading Men in the german musical industry.

-- Da Capo Magazin

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal received the lengthiest and the most intense applause for his interpretation of Martin Luther. Well deserved, he brilliantly mastered all demands of emotional intensity and vocal control.

-- Kari Eikli, Classical Music Magazine

Vocals and acting always on the ball is Yngve Gasoy-Romdal in the titular role. With a flexible and powerful tenor voice, the norwegian musical star portrays Luther as loving, tormented, and rebellious.

-- Fuldaer Zeitung

Che, played by Yngve Gasoy-Romdal, dominates almost every scene.

--Bersenbrücker Blatt

The likeable Scandinavian ... newly developed and defined the role of Che, so to speak. He was - vocally sublime and beyond criticism - omnipresent, bustling, and always on point.

--Da Capo Magazin

Passion and devotion permeate the characterization of all stage figures, yet in the mindless slaughter of the monster, Yngve Gasoy-Romdal reflects the option of the martyr, the avenger of humanity. As Edward Hyde, the norwegian tenor is in great acting and vocal form, the role reversal in seconds, alone in front of black curtain, is a dramatic masterpiece.

--Mitteldeutsche Zeitung

In the Magdeburg production, he plays the split personality brilliantly, showing both characters, the tender, ambitious Jekyll and the murderous, sinister Hyde. Impressive acting, and vocally - a force. His voice is amazing, powerful, diverse, in-depth.

-- Magdeburger Zeitung

Yngve Gasoy-Romdal, an extremely gifted actor and singer....impresses in the role of Gaston and enchants with the song “Gigi”.

--News Österreich