Looking BackBy Dianna Tucker Baritot for nytheatre.com Four singers carry the hour. Ficklin's use of a countertenor is daring, but effective. Robert Fertitta performs with seasoned professionalism, though his songs dance perilously close to the bottom of his falsetto range. He sounds loveliest in his uppermost register, and is as creepy as the Master of the Dance in The Painter as he is charmingly impish as Michael in Looking Back. May 23, 2007 Hail, “Caesar”!By Marcus Kalipolites for the Times Herald-Record ... central to the plot is Tolomeo, Cleopatra's brother. In playing Tolomeo, Robert Fertitta enhances his character's cruel demeanor with a strong and agile voice. His gift to Caesar of Pompey's severed head backfires and, in lieu of friendship, hostility fuels the plot. July 20, 2006 |