"The musical strengths of this concert were considerable and much of that depended on the playing of the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and the conducting of Timothy Henty . . . an evident master of this repertoire." Martin Adams on a Gilbert & Sullivan Gala at the NCH Dublin, THE IRISH TIMES January 2010     "Conductor Timothy Henty directs a first rate band with a light touch" **** Robert Cockroft on HMS Pinafore and Trial by Jury at the International Gilbert and Sullivan Festival, YORKSHIRE POST August 2009   “Conductor Timothy Henty presides over the music with a real sense of brio.” George Hall on Florodora, THE STAGE January 2006     “Henty’s sprightly conducting provided firm anchorage for a lively team of Savoyards.” Rupert Christiansen on Thespis, DAILY TELEGRAPH March 2008     “Anyone who’s seen his performances will know what an exact, inspiring and vivid presence Tim is on the conducting podium.” James Murphy, Guest Commentator for BBC Proms Live TV Broadcasts     “To have brought off a performance of this supremely complex work a tenth as good as the one presided over by Timothy Henty would have justified the audacious enterprise. What we heard was a marvel . . . the most gripping, sheerly beautiful realisation of Gruppen that I’ve heard.” Paul Driver on Stockhausen’s Gruppen, SUNDAY TIMES May 2004     “With the London Kensington Sinfonia conducted by Timothy Henty, the result was a marvel of musical reconstruction.” John Thaxter on Thespis, RICHMOND & TWICKENHAM TIMES March 2008     “ . . .The Piece – musically directed by Timothy Henty, could hardly be better done.” Michael Billington on Florodora, THE GUARDIAN January 2006     “Not least of the evening’s pleasures is the orchestral playing in the pit under Timothy Henty, contributing fully to the show’s sense of ‘special occasion’” Michael Coveney on Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker, WHAT’S ON STAGE December 2007     “Sullivan's music sparkled merrily, played by an excellent pit band under Henty's vivacious baton." Rupert Christiansen on Thespis, OPERA May 2008     “The entire ensemble takes its cues from Terry Davies’s score, a sparkling mélange of lounge-friendly instrumentals based on Danny Elfman’s original film music. Played live by members of the Royal Ballet Sinfonia under Timothy Henty’s baton, it sounds wonderful.” Donald Hutera on Edward Scissorhands at Sadler's Wells Theatre, THE TIMES December 2008