Originating from the southern fried countryside of Beaumont, Texas, Christopher moved to Manhattan to pursue his dream after training at The University of Virginia (Wahoowa) and Lamar University, where he earned his MFA and BS in acting. He now lives in Brooklyn, where he spends his days performing Off-Broadway and creating digital content and has been lucky enough to work in regional theaters across the country, including The American Shakespeare Center and The Heritage Theatre Festival.

Christopher is known for Marry of Ill Fame, directed by the incomparable Tourmaline, and executive produced by Keanu Reeves. A short version of the film, Salacia, is on display at the MoMA & the Brooklyn Museum.

When Christopher’s not performing, writing, or in an editing bay, you can find him sharing his passion for film and theater in the classroom. 

Oh, He loves to cook, sew, and have esoteric conversations at the gym!