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Theater Reviews
Martha Jefferson in 1776 at the Ivoryton Playhouse
Show Dates: Thursday, June 25th - Sunday, July 26th
"Latzer is great in her moment as Martha Jefferson,
singing a beautiful rendition of “He Plays the Violin.”"
-(Yesterday’s Matinee)
"While the cast is male-dominated, the female leads are nothing short of spectacular. Kelly McCormick and Emelie Latzer are brilliant as Abigail Adams and Martha Jefferson. I was completely captivated by their singing and poise.
Miss Latzer is enchanting with her performance of “He Plays the Violin"."
-(The Howard)
Martha Jefferson (Emelie Latzer) arrives from Virginia, summoned by Adams to provide inspiration to her husband. "He Plays the Violin," in which she describes to Adams and Franklin how Jefferson courted her,
is one of the better-known songs in the show.
Latzer does it credit, bringing vitality and exuberance to it.
-(Harbor News)
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Dawn in Waitress at Theatre by the Sea
"The awkward, adorably geeky Dawn (Emelie Latzer) is the quintessential
Nervous Nellie, where every delectable word she utters is comical"
- Broadway World
"Emelie Latzer is a blast as Jenna’s ditzy friend Dawn"
- Warwick Post
"Dawn (Emelie Latzer) is an over-the-top hoot!"
- Westerly Sun
"Dawn (Emelie Latzer), is delightfully quirky and perceptive...Latzer’s
over-the-top musical numbers are entertaining and a joy to watch -particularly Act 1’s “When He Sees Me.”
-99.7 WPRO
“Emelie Latzer’s Dawn shines”
- Edge Media Network
"Adroit at singing and making us laugh is Dawn, portrayed by Emelie Latzer."
- Motif Magazine
"Dawn played to daffy perfection by Emelie Latzer" - HeyRhody Magazine
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