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Review: Bay Street’s ‘Ragtime’ Is a Masterclass in Intimate Musical Theater

August 12, 2022

"The show’s romantic leads are the fateful Sarah (Kyrie Courter) and Coalhouse (Derrick Davis), whose brilliant onstage chemistry is outmatched only by their breathtaking vocal performances.

In terms of raw vocal strength, Courter and Davis are among the top three absolute powerhouses of this production. During Courter’s first solo song, “Your Daddy’s Son,” she delivers an emotional gut-punch of a performance, hitting one tear-filled note after another.

During the song’s handful of false outros, one could see the audience eagerly checking to hear if the coast was clear to burst into applause. Once she let go of that final note, the room exploded with cheers." - David Taylor

Review: “Ragtime,” Might be the Best Musical Ever at Bay Street Theater!

August 6, 2022

"Kyrie Courter plays Sara, perhaps the heartbeat of the production. Her acting grace and elegance also manifest itself in her song. She is a pure talent glowing in this production." -TJ Clemente

Review: RAGTIME at Bay Street Theater

August 28, 2023

 "...Kyrie Courter exquisitely portrays the role of Sarah. Indeed, Ms. Courter expertly delivers Sarah's heart breaking story and performances leaving no dry eye in the house..." - Melissa Giordano

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Brilliance In Glencoe

May 5, 2019

"Kyrie Courter...reaches a new level of excellence as Diana’s somewhat ignored daughter, Natalie. Making the most of this very challenging role, Ms. Courter proves, in her Writers Theatre debut...that she’s a rising star to be watched. " -Colin Douglas

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Boho Theatre Presents MARIE CHRISTINE Review – Magnetic Music

October 29, 2017

"Kyrie Courter gives her role pure diva energy—albeit way sexier than your typical stiff opera queen.   That this is a difficult role to perform because of the range required – vocally, acting, dancing, all- hits you later. During her performance she keeps us absolutely spellbound, making it all seem totally effortless." -Amy Munice

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What About Love?

September 21, 2019

"Nettie...is played with grace and heart by the lovely Kyrie Courter. The talented Ms. Courter recently left audiences in awe for her heartfelt performance in Writers Theatre’s “Next to Normal,” as well as in BoHo Theatre’s “Marie Christine.”" -Colin Douglas

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Voodoo and Medea Combine

November 1, 2017

"...talented Kyrie Courter makes her BoHo debut as Marie Christine. She mesmerizes as the young beauty with magical powers of voodoo and witchcraft." -Colin Douglas

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Come to the new Venus Cabaret for the cake, but stay for the Sondheim

April 16, 2018

"Human charisma factory Kyrie Courter has quite a fun turn as Marta, playing her role like the Tinder date who swings from manic pixie dreamgirl to more of a nightmare." -Ian Rigg

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In ‘Next to Normal,’ Mother’s Mental Illness Wreaks Havoc with Family’s Health

May 17, 2019

"As Natalie, Courter...is completely at home and vividly alive on stage. Endlessly watchable as she moves from insightful super-achiever to self-punishing user of dangerous substances who might end up following in the footsteps of her love-withholding mother, she makes you want to cheer for her." -Hedy Weiss

Review: 'The Color Purple' at Drury Lane has all of the feelings this well-traveled musical has earned

September 20, 2019

"...Kyrie Couter, the skilled singer and superb actress playing Nettie, Celie’s beloved sister."

Goodman’s “School Girls; or, The African Mean Girls Play” reopens Chicago theatre with laughter and timely subtext

August 4, 2021

"Ericka is played disarmingly by Kyrie Courter, who goes out of her way to create a character who is genuinely happy and friendly despite a backstory that includes paternal rejection..."

Well Worth the Wait

August 4, 2021

"Kyrie Courter, another familiar face to Windy City theatergoers, offers honesty and  humanity to the role of Ericka. Just as she did in Writers Theatre’s “Next to Normal,” Ms Courter brings a modicum of humor, and then rips your heart out with her authenticity. Both actresses possess incredible singing voices, as well, which dominate the talent contest..."

Skin tone, privilege color the teen popularity contest in Goodman’s snarky ‘School Girls’

August 3, 2021

"Ciera Dawn and Kyrie Courter are the spectacular engines of the show, going head to head as Paulina Sarpong and Ericka Boafo, respectively, the most popular girl at school and the new challenger for top spot."

Goodman Theatre reopens with ‘African Mean Girls Play’

August 4, 2021

"Mention must be made of Kyrie Courter’s amazing voice when she sings Whitney Houston’s, “The Greatest Love of All.”"

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