"The other breakout moment comes from Matthew Amira, as Myrtle’s cuckolded husband, Wilson, who crushes any last spark of hope of redemption for these characters with “America, She Breaks.” - Boston Globe
“George, Matthew Amira, Myrtle’s sweet and disappointing mechanic husband, often almost a background character, is thoughtfully and effectively fleshed out.” - The New York Times
"Pfeiffer and Amira’s climactic confrontation is perhaps the evening’s dramatic highlight" - Variety
"Matthew Amira, in the seemingly minor role as Wilson, really does become a star at the right moment, a testament to his acting and Majok’s book." - Stage & Cinema
"Amira approaches the character of "Wilson" as more sympathetic than is normally seen, with a remarkable solo in the poignant number, "America, She Breaks" in the second act." - METRMAG
"Matthew Amira as Rocky is not a Stallone impersonator: he finds real vulnerability and heart in his portrayal." - Broad Street Review
"The titular role is played by Matthew Amira. He's phenomenally charismatic and makes a character who could come off as a simple meathead charming and empathetic."- The Cultural Critic
“Rocky made Sylvester Stallone into an international star in the 1970s, and you can only guess where Matt Amira’s career will take off in this decade.” - PhillyGayCalendar
“Her alcohol infused husband Brick, amazingly played with animal magnetism by the fine Matthew Amira.” - PhillyGayCalendar
"Amira gives an absolutely devastating performance as her alcoholic husband Brick. Sparks fly when Smith and Amira go at each other, but there is a profound sense of connection between them that adds gravity to the entire production." - Talkin Broadway
“Amira, as Goffin, is very believable as King's success driven collaborator and morally corrupt husband. His portrayal is top notch.” - BroadwayWorld Maine
“Goffin is characterized as neither a sinner nor a saint, and Amira puts in a complex performance to match.” - BroadwayWorld Pennsylvania
“Matthew Amira lends gravitas to the role of Goffin.” - St. George News
"Nick Massi is played by Matthew Amira. His character says his role in The Four Seasons was like Ringo in The Beatles, but I find Amira to be a standout in vocals and acting." - BroadwayWorld Sacramento
“Matthew Amira, as the loveable goofball Nick Massi, provided some of the best comic moments in a show.”- Portland Press Herald