

Matthew and James Earl Jones at the
NY Premiere of Peter Schickele's
"Lincoln at Ease"
"...stole every scene he was in.."
Charleston Post and Courier
The Barber of Seville
"Tenor Surapine gives a tremendous turn as the Count. Surapine's voice is wonderfully rich, distinctive, expressive, as well as incorporating some great comedic acting."
The Palladium
"....brilliant timing, breezily free movement, and the spirit of Franklin Pangborn."
Toronto Globe and Mail
Don Pasquale
"Tenor Surapine, as Ernesto, possesses a light voice, which combined with his fine musicianship, gave ample stretches of vocal pleasure."
The Advocate
Daughter of Regiment
"For real laughs, one had to watch Matthew Surapine, who rather resembled a young Peter Lorre. He stole every scene he was in."
Charleston Post and Courier
Daughter of the Regiment
"Surapine offered much comic relief. He is a solid actor reminiscent of the comedian Tim Conway."
The Tribune