About Me
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Christopher, born and raised in New Jersey, is a Jersey boy through and through. He is currently studying and training at The University of Miami in Miami, Florida. He has been singing and dancing since his family can remember, and has no plans of stopping anytime soon. Some of his vocal inspirations are Elvis Presley, Steven Perry of Journey, and Patsy Cline. Christopher says "Some people were meant to cure diseases, some were meant to invent things, I was meant to be on a stage". Some of his regional theatre credits include Newsies, Aida, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. Christopher was named one of the Top 15 College Dancers in the Country by Broadway World & Laduca Shoes, he has performed on the Tony Award winning, Paper Mill Playhouse stage in their new devised work festival, and has also been recognized for his performances in Shakesperience, New Jersey's annual Shakespeare Festival, in which he has performed in for 4 years. Chris has adapted a lifestyle that balances his academics, along with his career and other hobbies. He loves to workout, listen to music(Journey, Kansas, Boston, Foreigner...), go to the beach(with Country music), spend time with his four cats & family, and of course see/perform in shows. |
"My body, like a tangible work of art, moves and bends along the waves of sound that soak this dry world."- Christopher Cline
"Chris is a talented and dedicated professional who brings a light and energy to the stage. He is a talent to watch, a dancer with special ability, and a name you will be seeing often in the future."
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- Drew Molotsky
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"Chris Cline is the type of performer any theatre artist would want to collaborate with. He is always asking questions, working hard, striving for excellence, and looking for the next step to take. His tenacity makes him a dynamic, energetic, and grounded performer, both on and off the stage."
- Tyler Daddario
"Chris Cline is very dedicated to all things theatre. He strives to give performances that are truthful, honest, and moving."
- Elisabeth Campbell
