Matthew has received high praise from critics and theatre blogs through various productions
Persuasion: UK tour (2018)
Matthew Atkins is a master of both double take and volte face Northwestend.co.uk
Matthew Atkins fills the plays more senior male roles with charm and wit, handling his multiple roles with confidence and control. London Theatre 1
Paper Hearts: Upstairs At The Gatehouse (2017)
Atkins' bookseller is as delicate as his Russian counterpart in Atticus' book is resolute. Norman can't help but pull the umpteenth smile out of the audience. Atkins, who also plays the second violin in multiple songs in the show, exhibits great versatility in his two roles and single-handedly drives the narrative forward. BROADWAYWORLD.COM
Atkins is a very strong performer throughout; he shows compassion as Isaak, humour as bookshop owner Norman, and is a beautifully talented violinist. He has very good stage presence, an engaging tone of voice, and great comedy timing. LONDON PUB THEATRES
Matthew Atkins is hilarious as the capricious Norman LONDON THEATRE 1
Matthew Atkins, especially stands out for his vocal performance THEUPANDCOMING.CO.UK
Matthew Atkins is diverting too, delivering a stand out vocal performance in both roles. MIROMAGAZINE.COM
Paper Hearts: Edinburgh Fringe (2016)
"Matthew Atkins, yet another wonderful performer" WEST END WILMA
"Matthew Atkins proving a particular highlight-he quickly establishes himself as an audience favourite" THE LIST
"Matthew Atkins is also outstanding, creating two very separate and equally well-acted characters." BROADWAYBABY.COM
"Matthew Atkins plays a role in both worlds and is as compelling as secretive Russian journalist Issak as he is endearing as Atticus' sweet but put-upon boss." TALKSTAGEYTOME.CO.UK
Seven Brides For Seven Brothers Uk Tour 2013/2014
Matthew Atkins, excellent throughout SARDINESMAGAZINE.CO.UK