Kate Mock Elliott attended Otterbein University and received a BA in Music. After school, she taught music and theatre to children during the day and performed in the evenings, then spent a year and half touring nationally in children's theatre. After three years in Boston, where she appeared in several regional productions, she returned to her hometown of Cincinnati. Now working in communications and marketing, she performed in a few Cincinnati productions until she and her husband welcomed children.
BWW Review: FLY BY NIGHT at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati contains 'the stuff of stars'
September 10, 2018
September 10, 2018
FLY BY NIGHT at Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati (ETC) is not a traditional musical. It is not strictly a love story. Nor is it strictly a New York City story, nor a pop/rock musical, nor a folk musical. Leave expectations at the door, let the story unfold in its unique and circuitous way, and you may discover the stuff of stars.
BWW Reviews: THE BOOK OF MORMON at Aronoff Center For The Arts
April 1, 2016
April 1, 2016
A booming voice narrates a seemingly ridiculous fable to a lively pantomime. Blinding smiles of eager missionaries vigorously ring doorbells and sing 'Hello.' Sharp choreography and multiple vocal parts layer in an energetic and infectious opening number. It takes just ten minutes of the THE BOOK OF MORMON to know that you are in for a fun but over-the-top ride.
BWW Review: NEWSIES at Aronoff Never Stops Moving for Better or Worse
March 5, 2016
March 5, 2016
Disney's NEWSIES is a high-energy powerhouse of dancing, gymnastics, and rafter-raising singing. If you have ever enjoyed a Disney film in which a ragtag group of underdogs overpower 'the establishment,' then you'll know exactly what to expect from this storyline -- but that doesn't mean you won't be smiling and tapping your toes the whole time.
BWW Reviews: IF/THEN at Aronoff features great talent, but loses its way
February 4, 2016
February 4, 2016
IF/THEN begins well enough with a compelling musical number. The song 'What If?' weaves a tapestry of tight harmonies and interesting staging. It immediately establishes the premise: a woman paralyzed by the song's title question proceeds to live out two possible life paths for the audience. Think 'Sliding Doors,' but with more supporting characters and a lot more songs. Unfortunately, this ambitious multi-layered premise proves too much for the authors, and the show ultimately loses its way.
BWW Review: PRELUDE TO A KISS at Falcon Theatre a 'Sweet Serenade to Soulmates'
February 1, 2016
February 1, 2016
BWW Review: PRELUDE TO A KISS at Falcon Theatre a 'sweet serenade'
BWW Feature: 2016-2017 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY at Cincinnati Landmark Productions
January 18, 2016
January 18, 2016
Cincinnati's second-largest producer of theatre celebrated the announcement of its two 2016-2017 seasons on Saturday, January 16. Titles include [TITLE OF SHOW], GOD OF CARNAGE, ROCKY HORROR SHOW, EQUUS, and MY FAIR LADY.
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