Reviews

A Little Princess, Fiddlehead Theatre Company
Matt Romero's choreography is infectious. - Jeffrey Gantz, The Boston Globe

A Little Princess, Fiddlehead Theatre Company 
The spirited production...also features terrific choreography by Matt Romero, particularly in the numbers that incorporate African dancing, with a few hip-hop moves thrown in. - Ed Siegel, WBUR

A Little Princess, Fiddlehead Theatre Company 
It also allows for lively choreography from Matt Romero that is African dance based and carried off by an exuberant ensemble of eight hard working dancers who give the show much of its punch. Stepping to a more restrained beat is a second ensemble of dancers showing the London side of things, also well choreographed by Romeo and well danced. - Kay Bourne, Edge Boston

RENT, New Repertory Theatre 
Ensemble members Cheryl Singleton (also from New Rep’s "Passing Strange") and Matthew Romero shine in the musical’s signature song "Seasons of Love." - Jenn Bubriski, Edge Boston

RENT, Dream Out Loud Productions 
Matt Romero as Angel and Michael Levesque as Collins make this RENT soar. Their version of "I’ll Cover You"...will break your heart and their story will move you to tears. - Beverly Creasey, Boston Arts Review

NINE, Longwood Players 
[The cast] carries out some classy choreography (courtesy of Matthew Romero). - Edge Boston

Aida, The Company Theatre  
Mereb is played wonderfully by Matthew Romero who has strong tenor voice. He gets to show it off in "How I Know You" where he discloses that he knows Aida is a princess and in the gorgeous quartet with Angela, John and Christine called "Not Me." - Tony Annicone, Theater Mirror

Romeo and Juliet, Bay Colony Productions 
Matthew Romero and Jessica Borden make the needed transition from youthful lovers into the dramatic adults beautifully. His scene with the Friar and her scenes with her parents, the nurse and the Friar are dynamite. They show great range in their parts. - Tony Annicone, Theater Mirror

Singing "Seasons Of Love" with Cheryl Singleton in New Repertory Theatre's Production of RENT. Photography by Andrew Brilliant/Brilliant Photography.