About

Christina is a Mexican-American, Polish-American singer and actor who has competed and performed worldwide in the UK, US, Austria, Spain, and China. Notably, she was the Opening Ceremony solo soprano for the 2020 International Atomic Energy Agency Staff Association Ball held at the Hofburg Imperial Palace in Vienna, Austria.

Christina’s experience spans opera, operetta, Shakespeare, and musical theater. She has performed three times at the International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival, winning “Best Female Voice” (UniFest) for the role of Constance in The Sorcerer. Other roles in her comic opera repertoire include Adele in Die Fledermaus, Fräulein Silberklang in Der Schauspieldirektor, and Geneviève in Geneviève de Brabant.

Making classical music and musical theater accessible is Christina’s passion. She has teamed up with various theater companies to bring unique and updated shows to life, such as a Star-Trek-themed HMS Pinafore (in which she played Josephine as Deanna Troi) and an outdoor, choose-your-own-adventure Don Giovanni. Whether she is exploring themed productions, challenging norms through nontraditional casting, or creating immersive theatrical experiences, Christina is a firm believer in making theater available to everyone.