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"Matthew
Tweardy is a most engaging Sherwood, and shows himself to be a performer
who's definitely one to watch in the future." |
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- Peter
Felichia,
Theater Mania
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"Tweardy's
Sherwood especially looks and sounds just right." |
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"Matthew
Tweardy is a winner as budding-playwright Sherwood--open, endearing,
naive, and improbably good-looking. And born to be in a spotlight.
He gets the only real dance breaks in the show, and carries them
off charmingly. When a director has a performer who glows on stage,
as this relative newcomer does, that makes up for shortcomings in
the book." |
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- Chip Deffaa,
Cabaret Scenes
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"Matthew
Tweardy, lanky and good-looking, portrays playwright Robert Sherwood.." |
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- Wolf Entertainment
Guide
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"...and
Matthew Tweardy, a singing and dancing Jimmy Stewart type." |
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- Elyse
Sommer,
Curtain Up
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HONK! |
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"Last,
but definitely not least is Matthew Tweardy whose youthful exuberance,
charming face, and phenomenal singing voice make his performance
as Ugly the most heartbreakingly beautiful and yet incredibly humorous
performance seen recently on the SMT stage. Tweardy is a remarkable
talent. He is a strong presence and his rapport with his co-stars
is phenomenal. Tweardy is a star in the making. " |
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- Matthew
MacDermid,
Talkin' Broadway
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"An
SMT newcomer, Matthew Tweardy, is the Ugly Duckling. No, he is not
yellow, mellow or small, but a tall drink of water, who came out
of the egg in gray clothing. Mr. Tweardy is a tremendously talented
actor, handsome and with an absolutely marvelous singing voice." |
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- Dick Kerekes,
First Coast Entertainer
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LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS |
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"...with
Matthew Tweardy nicely adding believable sympathy and a powerful
voice to Seymour." |
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- Matthew
MacDermid,
Talkin' Broadway
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"Matthew
Tweardy, as the main character, is absolutely terrific. His Seymour
is perfection and his singing voice sounds like that of a Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music graduate, which he is." |
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- Joan Brandonisio,
Happenings Magazine
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"Tweardy
plays Seymour as an appropriately nerdy nebbish, giving a fine performance." |
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- Morris
Sullivan,
Daytona Beach News-Journal
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"Matthew
Tweardy as Seymour is a very likeable character with a remarkable
voice. His 'Suddenly Seymour,' is pure joy and erfection and this
song was definitely the audience favorite without a doubt." |
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- Dick Kerekes,
First Coast Entertainer
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JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR |
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"Another
high point in the production comes from Matthew Tweardy as Pilate." |
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- Morris
Sullivan,
News-Journal
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"Matthew
Tweardy was marvelous as Pilate, playing the role in an unusual
way as a cripple." |
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- Dick Kerekes,
Entertainment U
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THREE PENNY OPERA |
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"...and
Matthew Tweardy as a comically besotted Tiger Brown." |
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"The
first act's rousing 'Cannon Song,' sung by Matthew Tweardy, as the
police commissioner, is another crowd-pleaser." |
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- Morris
Sullivan,
News-Journal
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1776 |
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"...and
Thomas Jefferson with soft subtlety by Matthew Tweardy. [Tweardy]
brings excellent characterization to the stage, based on countless
hours of research and rehearsal." |
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- Matthew
MacDermid, Talkin' Broadway
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