A bibliophilic comedy in the Queen City

Making a splash in Chicagoland

Joining the ranks of actors featured in the franchise, a New York City institution

Time for another WHODUNIT!

Suits & struts galore

We’re taking the show on the road for a little while…

What good is sitting alone in your room…?

It’s gala time! You say GAYla, I say …. well, I do say GAYla…

Getting to play a teacher, a mailman, and a pi competition adjudicator…

Woof, what a face.

Come on, get happy!

Getting in front of the camera…

Despite a year (& counting) of challenge and loss, I want to take a moment to document that there was still creativity & connection during this chapter.

“…Audiences might just deem this duo the best performers on Cincinnati stages this holiday season…” - CityBeat

“…the wacky shapeshifting McGloin seamlessly whizzes from one character to the next- a delightfully funny tour de force of caricatured characterizations…”- PTownie

Workshopping a new musical…

So grateful for the recognition!

“… McGloin’s apparent dance background finds its way into his funnily dramatic characters…” - Broadway World

It’s happening! This is some bucket list realness, y’all!

“…Matthew McGloin plays a very Parisian accordion... you're unlikely to see a more talented group of performers anywhere in New York: This is a cast that can act, dance, and play multiple instruments while singing in French... a joyous experience..." - Theatermania

It is a great feeling to have met one of my major professional goals...

"...[Evan Ruggiero], Rene Ruiz, Crystal Lucas-Perry, Alie B. Gorrie, Adam B. Shapiro, Matthew McGloin, Tony Perry, Cheryl Stern, and Elena Wang are literally the perfect cast for this production..." - Broadway World

Some public appearances to promote and support good causes and good art...

"...To its credit, the show acknowledges the presence of European refugees on the set:  Gabriel Diego Hernandez and Matt McGloin play actors who miss their Old World showbiz glories..." - The New York Times