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MATTHEW HOMMEL
MATTHEW HOMMEL
ACTOR | SINGER | DANCER | GOOFBALL
Hi there! Thanks for stopping by! I am an actor, singer, sometime dancer, and professional goofball based in Chicago, IL.
Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, I graduated from Kent State University (summa cum laude) with my BFA in Musical Theatre. Since then, I have been seen on regional theatre stages, joined the casts of multiple world premiere regional productions, toured the USA and Canada, and performed in major theme park destinations on the east coast like Legoland and Hersheypark. Previous work includes nominated productions for several BroadwayWorld and Joseph Jefferson Awards.
I currently live in Chicago, surrounded by a world class theatre community, but still love to work away from the city! I am proudly represented by DDO Artists Agency.
Offstage, catch me hiking, biking, blasting eclectic playlists of orchestral music, hooked on a fantasy novel, running D&D sessions for anyone who'll let me, and showing my cat all of the tall spots around our apartment she's too small to see for herself.
"[Matthew Hommel] is destined for national attention... This brilliant young performer... gives a vocally thrilling and emotionally searing rendition of... 'Molasses to Rum...' It was quite simply the best performance of this very demanding, tour de force song I've ever heard."
Jeffery Lyle Segal, Times Square Chronicles
NEXT ON STAGE
THE MERMAIDS AT TIMBER LAKE PLAYHOUSE
Matthew plays Bryan in The Mermaids at Timber Lake Playhouse, a brand-new musical comedy by award-winning writer Billy Recce (Fowl Play, A Musical About Star Wars, Singfeld). The production is presented as part of the Andy Bro New Works Commission, now in its second year at TLP.
Directed by Tommy Ranieri.
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RECENTLY
1776 AT MAINE STATE MUSIC THEATRE
Matthew played Edward Rutledge of South Carolina in MSMT's 1776. The production celebrated the United States' 250th anniversary, running across the very same dates portrayed in the classic musical.
His performance of the song "Molasses to Rum" earned several enthusiastic shout-outs in local theatre reviews, and the production, directed by Amber Mak, played to standing ovations and often sold-out crowds in its 600 seat Pickard Theater.
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