Nic Rouleau is a real charmer as the tough-minded graduate assistant, Emmett Forrest, who whips Elle into a serious law student. Rouleau displays just a touch of vulnerability to make his character human, and quite a singing voice in his showpiece, “Chip on My Shoulder.”

       --Sue Merrell, The Grand Rapids Press (Grand Rapids, MI)

Emmett Forrest (Nic Rouleau) stole the crowd’s heart with his underdog story and acts of friendship towards Woods. Rouleau and Bohne proved outstanding vocals, especially in duets like “Chip On My Shoulder” and “Legally Blonde.”

        --Mackenzie Mays, The Daily Anthenaeum (Morantown, WV)

Nic Rouleau also shines as Emmett Forrest, Elle’s nerdy friend and eventual love interest. Their chemistry is beautifully palpable and holds much of the show on its shoulders, especially during the songs “Chip On My Shoulder” and the heartbreaking “Legally Blonde.”

        --Dwayne Steward, Metromix (Columbus, OH)

Love interest Emmett Forrest is played by Nic Rouleau and he matches Bohne [Elle Woods] laugh for laugh--their chemistry on stage is palpable.

        --Erin Millar, Examiner.com (Columbus, OH)

[Bohne] and Nic Rouleau as Emmett Forrest...exude all the charm and bubbly attraction that has made this show a hit for the past several years. They share a sweet chemistry that has the audience rooting for them from the very first time they meet.

        --Bridgette M. Redman, EncoreMichigan.com (Grand Rapids, MI)

The material of the musical, which is laden with laugh-out-loud funny moments, is only enhanced by stunning performances by Nikki Bohne as Elle and Nic Rouleau as her new beau Emmett Forrest.

        --Rachel Lim, The Cavalier Daily (Charlottesville, VA)

Rouleau is right on as the clean-cut good guy and he has a set of golden pipes to match his golden halo.

        --Joanne Greco Rochman, Republican-American (Sharon, CT)

The cast is first rate...Rouleau and Tobin make a fine pair of lovers.

        --Chelsey Piemmons, newstimes.com (Sharon, CT)

Jeremy Morse brought extraordinary passion to the role of reporter Skeets Miller, Nic Rouleau played Homer Collins with real voice and dramatic power, and Jay Armstrong Johnson...held an audience's attention even while essentially motionless...Keep an eye out for all three of these young men in years to come--and you can say you first read about them here.

        --John Kenrick, Musicals101.com

LEGALLY BLONDE: THE MUSICAL

National Tour 2010-2011

...FORUM

TriArts Sharon Playhouse, June 2009

FLOYD COLLINS

NYU Steinhardt, February 2008

Nic Rouleau is haunting as Floyd’s little brother Homer, who must reconcile his growing wealth and independence with his inability to save his brother.

        --Jena Tesse Fox, Broadwayworld.com

"Each actor is exceptional...in particular, Jay Armstrong Johnson as Floyd...Nic Rouleau, as his brother Homer, is also excellent. They are two rising stars. Their scenes together are tender, funny and oft times heartrending."

         --Oscar E. Moore, TalkEntertainment.com