Chloe Mae Page: From Limited Range of Motion to Unlimited Performance Potential
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Chloe Mae Page: From Limited Range of Motion to Unlimited Performance Potential
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In this episode, Kristianna Mrjenovich interviews Chloe Mae Page, Ms. American Elegance 2024-2025, who shares her inspiring journey of overcoming Erb's Palsy through performing arts. Chloe discusses her passion for teaching dance, the importance of confidence, and her platform 'Theater for All' which advocates for accessibility in the arts. The conversation touches on themes of resilience, mentorship, and the duality of second chances, as well as Chloe's aspirations in pageantry and theater.
- Chloe was born with Erb's Palsy, which led her to physical therapy from a young age.
- Baton twirling became a form of therapy and a competitive outlet for Chloe.
- Chloe emphasizes the importance of teaching confidence to her students.
- Imposter syndrome is a common struggle, even for accomplished individuals.
- Confidence is about being willing to be yourself and take risks.
- Chloe aims to empower others with disabilities through her platform.
- Theater for All focuses on inclusivity and accessibility in the arts.
- Chloe believes in the importance of self-care and pursuing passions.
- The arts will continue to thrive as long as there are passionate individuals.
- Chloe's dream role is to play Galinda in 'Wicked'.
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