BANQUO, MACBETH  ​(Opera Tampa 2018)

"​Putnam sang the role of Banquo from the orchestra pit, and did so with a lovely dark color and feeling.” - Andrew Meacham, Tampa Bay Times

Zuniga, CARMEN  (Central City Opera 2017)

​“Tyler Putnam was a smooth and effective Zuniga.” - Peter Alexander, Boulder Weekly

The Gaoler, Cabildo​  (Central City Opera 2017)

“Bass Tyler Putnam is a powerful jailer.” - Kelly Dean Hansen, The Daily Camera
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Luther Billis, South PacifiC  ​(St Petersburg Opera 2016)

“In the key clownish role of Luther Billis, Tyler Putnam is a hoot." - Peter Nason, BroadwayWorld.com​

DvorAk's Stabat Mater​  (Omaha Symphony 2015)

"Putnam dropped into the aural basement in the second movement and yet could be distinctly heard." - Todd von Kampen, Omaha World-Herald
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Second Soldier, Salome​  (The Santa Fe Opera 2015)

"Tyler Putnam sang with knowing power as the Second Soldier."
James Sohre, Opera Today
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Markheim, Markheim  (The Little Opera Theatre of NY 2015)

“Tyler Putnam gave a superb performance in the title role, alternately self-serving, malevolent and tragic. Markheim is something of a tour de force for bass, and Putnam proved more than up to the task.”
Arlo McKinnon, Opera News

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The Monk, Don Carlos  (Sarasota Opera 2015)

“Bass Tyler Putnam was imposing as the monk who goes on to greater things.”
Arthur Kaptainis, Classical Voice North America

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Luther Billis, South Pacific  (Opera North, NH 2013)

"Tyler Putnam is outstanding as the wily Luther Billis, the comic heart of the show, and in some ways, the show’s hero; the guy who takes care of the guys, and the girls, the guy who makes things work. His singing voice is robust and clearly articulated, and he has a natural comic instinct.”
Nicola Smith, Valley News

The Longfellow Chorus  (Portland, Maine 2011)

"Chebeague opera singer returns to Portland for Maine debut" - Read the article here.
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Macheath, The Threepenny Opera  (The Princeton Festival 2010)

“Special mention must be made of Tyler Putnam, who made a handsome and dangerous highwayman and adventurer in his well-sung and performed lead role of Macheath (Mack the Knife.)”
Toby Grace, Out in New Jersey