The Buzz

"Remember the name Hunter Semrau!... And once you see Hunter perform you will know that you have watched an entertainer destined for international fame." — The Sanford Herald

“Onstage for nearly the entire show, Hunter Semrau genuinely gave the most energetic performance that I've ever seen as Jerry Lee Lewis... I guarantee you'll never see a maraca performance as exhilarating as Semrau's... I'm not sure there was any direction or angle from which Semrau did not attack his keys." — The Triangle Review

"Jerry Lee Lewis is played by the show-stealing Hunter Semrau... stealing the show with some “killer” piano playing while easily portraying the misplaced cockiness of Jerry Lee Lewis... Semrau is a physical force on the piano." — The Lethbridge Sun Times

"Hunter was also in this year’s spring production of Million Dollar Quartet, stealing the show as a rambunctious and frenetic young Jerry Lee Lewis." — WKML

"It can be a daunting task to toe the line between playing up a character’s confidence without sacrificing likability, but Hunter threads that needle with the same precision and attention to detail that crafted his vibrant finery... Hunter’s vast wealth of musical theatre experience was on full display in the way he effortlessly delivers some of the show’s most powerful musical performances... Hunter Semrau packs an emotional punch at the halfway point of the show with 'Close Every Door.'" — WKML

"Hunter Semrau is outstanding as Joseph." — The Triangle Review

"The humor of those songs comes to life through the talents of Hunter Semrau, reminiscent of Saturday Night Live’s David Spade... He is hilarious as he minces his way across stage." — Discover! Magazine

"L.M. was played by Hunter Semrau. He has all the dance moves anyone could imagine, plays a mean piano and brings out many chuckles all night long." — The N'West Iowa Review