"Splittin' a Bottle is a long form, free flowing conversational podcast featuring interesting young professionals. We will discuss career, living in New York City, politics, entertainment, and anything else that comes up organically." 

https://www.justin-michael-wagner.com/podcast/

Featuring interviews, advice, and recommendations from real Catholic artists

from the imbible.nyc : "THE IMBIBLE: DAY DRINKING, the latest edition of the smash-hit musical comedy shows about cocktails and spirits! After all, what could be more New York than combining Bellinis and Bloody Marys with an Off-Broadway show in the heart of Manhattan's world-famous Theatre District?"

Emily was thrilled to be a part of the first ever class of The Industry Studio with Geoff Josselson and Jillian Carucci. The three month long program consisted of incredible masterclasses with musical theatre professionals including casting directors, directors, vocal teachers, and accomplished Broadway performers. The program culminated in a final showcase. You can see a clip of Emily's performance  on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRdA9vznNy8

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"For Emily Ott ’17, the role of Sally Bowles adds another layer of complexity. Ott has always seen herself as more of a Maria from The Sound of Music — a far cry from the seductive, manipulative Sally. After struggling to find a connection, she came to understand Sally as someone making the most of a time with few opportunities for women."

by Lauren Liebowitz

"Ott is particularly at home during Bowles’ cabaret performances, where her charisma and showmanship truly shine."

April 10, 2017 by Jeanne Claire van Ryzin

 Review in Austin 360 by American-Statesman freelance arts critic Andrew J. Friedenthal, October 3, 2016

"The gloom is cut chiefly by the music, with composer Peter Stopschnski leading a speakeasy trio on a handful of upbeat jazzy breaks, which also showcase the considerable vocal skills of Emily Ott, the show's Barker"

REVIEWED BY ROBERT FAIRES, FRI., OCT. 7, 2016

Nominated for the role of Rosamund in The Robber Bridegroom at the Mary Moody Northen Theatre an 2015

"Though her character is demure, student Emily Ott gives a performance that's quite mature – her succinct comic timing is backed up by her strong singing voice. "

REVIEWED BY ELISSA RUSSELL, FRI., APRIL 24, 2015