4/21/08 - Opera-L
Maryland Opera Studio - Cosi fan tutte
The hit singer of the show for me was tenor Adam Hall whom I have heard before and always does a great job.

12/7/07 - The Wall Street Journal
Maryland Opera Studio - Later the Same Evening
Standouts in the 11-member cast included Adam Hall, whose bright tenor illuminated the stage-struck Jimmy, a non-Hopper figure.

11/17/07 - Opera News
Maryland Opera Studio - Later the Same Evening
Adam Hall's robust tenor commanded attention as one of the non-Hopper-generated characters in the theater scene — Jimmy, a young Virginian who teaches poetry, likes opera and poses no threat to women. With his dead-on acting, Hall also caught Jimmy's giddiness at making his first trip to New York and discovering "things that could never happen in Lynchburg."

10/17/06 - The Washington Post
Opera Lafayette - The Artistry of Francois Loup
Adam Hall danced and cavorted around the "stage" with frothy confidence, thespian humor and resplendent voices.

6/18/06 - The Washington Times
Summer Opera Theater Company - Il Trovatore
Good in smaller roles were soprano Monica Szabo (Ines, Leonora's close friend), and tenor Adam Hall (Ruiz)

12/20/05 - The Washington Post
Cantate Chamber Singers - Monteverdi Vespers
The soloists...tenor Adam Hall spun out the score's elaborate melodic forays, trills and echo effects with skill, eloquence and a deep understanding of its compelling drama.
...a fine soloist.

6/28/04 - The Washington Post
Choralis - Carmina Burana
The three soloists were first class. Tenor Adam Hall had the shortest but toughest assignment: the high-pitched monologue of a swan being roasted. All sang with distinction.