From New York to London to Los Angeles, Christopher has accomplished an extensive television and theatre career in both contemporary and classical works. After completing two year drama studies
with the renowned Stella Adler at her New York Conservatory and a season of regional theatre,
Chris headed for the west coast where he continues to work in television and theatre.
On screen, his Guest Starring and Recurring roles encompass “good guys and bad guys” in such hit television series as “General Hospital”, “Murder She Wrote”, “MacGyver”, “Hill Street Blues” and
the two hour special of “The Rockford Files”. Miniseries, Movies of the Week and Cable series include
Herman Wouk’s “The Winds Of War”, James A. Michener’s “Centennial”, ”Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy”,
“Rosie: The Rosemary Clooney Story” and Jacqueline Susann’s “Valley Of The Dolls” to name just a few.
On stage, Chris’ wide range of performances include Tiger Brown in Bertoht Brecht and Kurt Weill’s
“The Threepenny Opera”, Doc in Ray Bradbury’s Irish comedy “Falling Upward”, Marcus Hubbard in Lillian Hellman’s post Civil War drama “Another Part Of The Forest”, the title role in Joshua Logan’s hilarious “Mister Roberts” and Lord Orsino in William Shakespeare’s comedy “Twelfth Night”.
One of Chris’ rewarding challenges was creating the dual roles of movie mogul David O. Selznick
and Australian actor Peter Finch in Jesse Lasky Jr’s. production of “Vivien” the life and loves Vivien Leigh.
As a member of the Activities Advisory Committee of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences,
Chris put on his producer’s hat and created the highly acclaimed in-house specials
“An Evening with Ray Bradbury” and “A Salute to the Westerns”.
Christopher currently serves on the Board of Directors of the AFTRA-SAG Federal Credit Union and sits
on it’s Supervisory Committee. Chris is an active member of the Development Committee for Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters and has served on the Allocations Committee for the Entertainment Industry Foundation.
