Performance Reviews

“…[Rosenfeld is] the first Deaf actor to take on the role. In my 50 years as a critic, I had never witnessed such casting, which made the choice artistically meaningful and personally striking.

Dear Evan Hansen - Zoe Murphy

Rosenfeld brought sensitivity and emotional depth to Zoe, making her grief, guardedness, and longing feel lived in. Her performance was fully convincing.”

〜 Tom Alvarez, On the Aisle

“' ‘Requiem’ is a showstopper! Zoe, so young, to have that power…Every part of this show is a deliberate production. Zoe and Zoe’s voice are pure perfection, an elevation of the show’s theme of needing to be heard.

The cast’s use of signing in certain phrases? The symbolism. The director’s blocking and inclusion of sign language to punctuate moments. POETRY! I just can’t say enough of the art and brilliance and symbolism and ‘aha’ that translates to Row D of the balcony.”

〜 Audience Member Review

“Rosenfeld signs the lyrics with extraordinary passion.”

〜 Daniel Shock, A Seat on the Aisle

Violet - Violet (Deaf Broadway, Lincoln Center)

“Erin Rosenfeld is one of the most expressive actors I have witnessed in my lifetime. Every moment filled to the brim with potent emotion; it was profoundly moving.”

〜 Audience Member Review

“Erin performs with her whole heart. It is a gift to watch.”

〜 Audience Member Review

Spring Awakening - Wendla (Skylight Music Theatre)

“Erin Rosenfeld (Wendla) and Joseph Saraceni (Moritz) both bring incredible emotional depth to their performances.”

〜 Amy Menzel, Around the Town Chicago

“Erin Rosenfeld is a wonderfully expressive Wendla.”

〜 Dominique Paul Noth, Urban Milwaukee

“The ASL signing only adds to the experience — it does not distract, it does not confuse, but it does add to the story in very physical ways felt by the actors and the audience at large.

〜 Sofia Ascorbe, Broadway World

“The show is more powerful than before…This is a dream cast…[This production] is not only phenomenal evidence of this show’s power, but an indication that brave ideas in entertainment can pay off more than imaginable.“

〜 Ryan Ray, Ryan Ray Reviews

Grey House - Standby Bernie, Marlow, and A1656 (Original Broadway Cast)

“[Rosenfeld] has a soulful expression which runs very deep. There’s a lot of active listening that is seen and felt.”

〜 Devin Day, Grey House Production Stage Manager, to Northeastern Global News

“[Rosenfeld is] definitely a fan favorite. Deaf parents and parents with deaf toddlers have commented on how much they appreciate seeing someone who uses hearing aids. We have a toddler class of deaf children who watch together at school, and they love Erin.”

Ms. Rachel’s Songs for Littles - Ms. Erin (Netflix & YouTube)

〜 Rachel Griffin-Accurso (“Ms. Rachel”), to Northeastern Global News