What the Critics have said...

CATS

Meyer consistently captured both the grace and sexiness of a cat in his boldly played Skimbleshanks.
Dallas Morning News

Craig A Meyer's Skimbleshanks, the railway cat, has a clarity and poise that make you want to believe.
Shreveport Times-Dispatch

Craig A Meyer leads the way with his cat-like behavior from start to finish--always cocking his head, twitching his nose, preening, seeking attention from the audience, curled up napping and tussling with the other cats.
The Saginaw News

There are cats of formidable prowess, like Skimbleshanks played by Craig A Meyer.
The San Diego Tribune

The show belongs to the performers...especially Craig A Meyer as the railroad cat, Skimbleshanks.
The Sacramento Bee

THE THING ABOUT MEN

Craig A Meyer and Jodi Langel might have stolen the show with their smashing array of choice supporting vignettes, but the ensemble is too solid for artistic larceny to occur.
Backstage West

Meyer devours his cartoon cameos...
Los Angeles Times

Craig A Meyer and Jodi Langel are brilliant chameleons, always ready to give the audience a sly wink and nod.
Long Beach Press-Telegram

Craig A Meyer is pure hilarity!
Grunion Gazette

CRAZY FOR YOU

Craig A Meyer is superb in the all-new Gershwin production of Crazy For You. His singing, dancing and acting prowess is sensational.

The sweltering body chemistry between Meyer and Malone is mesmerizing, and when they open their mouths to sing, every ear in the theatre locks on each glorious note.
The Californian

With style and class, Meyer makes being a song and dance man look easy.

He's equally at ease in other scenes, especially polishing up a great piece of physical comedy.

Malone and Meyer have a chemistry that draws them into a perfect stage match.
The Rancho Bernardo News Journal

Craig A Meyer is an engaging all 'rounder, a good tapper and a firm baritone with a knack for selling (but not overselling) a hard sell role.
The San Diego Union Tribune

42ND STREET

Craig A Meyer sings and dances with elan as her brash co-star.
BackStage West

The multi-talented Craig A Meyer, a nifty dancer with a great voice, who took his performance to the edge of winking a the silliness of it all without crossing the line.
The Glendale Press-News

THE MELODY LINGERS ON

Craig A Meyer and Steve Kirwan are also topnotch performers...
Daily Variety

HELLO DOLLY

Craig A Meyer is unusually agile in his athletic dancing.
San Diego Times Advocate

Craig A Meyer has what it takes to keep up with his mentor as the young clerk, and he can cut the mustard on the dance floor as well.
San Diego Jewish Heritage Press

Craig A Meyer as Barnaby Tucker, proves to ba a spirited leprechaun and perhaps the next Fred Astaire. Meyer's high, effortless leaps and flawless dancing is exciting to watch.
San Diego Tribune

Craig A Meyer is just about perfect. Meyer has a strong voice, the ideal look and a most convincing characterization with his appealing energetic Barnaby.
DramaLogue

SEVEN BRIDE FOR SEVEN BROTHERS

Strong and Hawkins act well, are eminently watchable and have pleasing voices. Add to those qualities fine dancing and you have Craig A Meyer as Gideon, Adam's youngest brother.
DramaLogue

Craig A Meyer brings a certain wistfullness to the youngest brother, Gideon.
Pasadena Star-News

MEET ME IN ST LOUIS

Craig A Meyer soon emerged with a strong voice, and is a pretty good dancer too.
Los Angeles Times

Craig A Meyer, a triple threat singer, dancer and actor is their brother, Lon.
Sierra Madre News

As Esther's brother Lon, Craig A Meyer appears as a powerful burst of energy, singing and dancing with such intensity which often skews the show in his direction.
Pasadena Star News

Some lively dancing and a hint or two of spunk is contributed by Craig A Meyer as son, Lon Smith.
San Marino Tribune

Craig A Meyer displays his dancing prowess, leading the cast through such lively numbers as "Skip To My Lou" and "The Banjo".
BackStage West

Craig A Meyer lights a spark as the older brother with a rousing version of "The Banjo".
DramaLogue

THE ALL NIGHT STRUT

Craig A Meyer takes the high road vocally as the male tenor of the group. Meyer shows his honed vocal skills in romantic ballads like A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square and in comic-tinged numbers like A Fine Romance. He's a strong dancer too.
The Easy Reader

The Quartet, Lance Roberts, Craig A Meyer, Angela Teek and Amy Prothro, together have a jazzy Manhattan Transfer sound, and separately these performers know how to interpret and sell a song.
The Beach Reporter