Born and raised in Southwest Michigan, Chloe Mae Page has been involved in the performing arts and pageantry for over 19 years. During her 16-year competitive twirling career, she held many regional, state, national, and world titles, including Petite & Junior World’s Most Beautiful Majorette. Chloe Mae has also been involved in over 50 theatrical productions across her community. Her primary goal now is empowering the next generation of performers.

With a strong focus on community service and as a performer with a visible physical disability, Chloe Mae has had the opportunity to spread awareness for Brachial Plexus Injuries and Accessibility for Theatrical Arts. 

As a Board Member of the nonprofit, Center Stage Theatre Kalamazoo, Chloe Mae has been a founding member of the Disability & Inclusion Committee, a group that works to create an environment of inclusion and understanding by removing barriers to promote participation backstage, on stage, and in the audience. 

During the spring of 2024, Chloe Mae assisted with the creation of, and was named Executive Producer of the Gull Lake Middle School Theatre Club, and volunteers each trimester teaching a musical theatre dance unit to Drama students. 

Currently, Chloe Mae works as a Dance Instructor at Mosaic Dance Center in Portage, Michigan. Specializing in ballet, tap, musical theatre, and baton twirling, she teaches kids ages 14 months to 18 years old.  In her spare time, Chloe Mae also volunteers for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Michigan.