You Heard it through the grapevine…
Snow White and the Dancing Dwarfs
”Esmeier should pack her bags and move to Disney World because her Snow White is a living version of the cartoon.” - Broadway World, by A. A. Cristi
"Chloe Esmeier embodies Snow White’s gentleness and joy in her expressions and her movement right away." - League of Cincinnati Theatres, by Christy Carson
“Ms. Esmeier shows us a genuine sweetness which will make any audience member believe she could indeed befriend all who cross her path, including the animal kingdom. She also boasts some sharp comic timing.” - League of Cincinnati Theatres, by Katrina Reynolds
Amélie
“Esmeier nails the nuances of the introverted character with a wild fascination–not to mention her soaring vocals. Complimenting her, Nino, (Zachary Farmer), has a beautiful tenor voice and assertiveness that outweighs Amélie’s unsureness. The two have rich chemistry, and a hilarious will-they-won’t-they romantic dynamic.” - League of Cincinnati Theatres, by Noah Moore
”In the title role is Chloe Esmeier, who is endearing and aptly eccentric, and shows off a lovely singing voice throughout.” - Talkin’ Broadway, by Scott Cain
”Memorable songs like ‘Times Are Hard for Dreamers’ and ‘Stay‘ captivate the audience, transporting them to a world where imagination knows no bounds.” - League of Cincinnati Theatres, by Molly Anderson
Violet
“Vocally the show is excellent with powerful solos from Chloe Esmeier (the Violet understudy in the title role for this performance). The harmonies were beautiful.” - Behind the Curtain Cincinnati, by Rob Bucher
“Chloe Esmeier gives an incredibly strong performance as Violet. She delivered a powerful, emotional performance in ‘Lay Down Your Head’ and ‘Look at Me,’ while also hitting on Violet’s emotional turmoil.”
- League of Cincinnati Theatres, by Alan Jozwiak