Christopher's extensive career in the performing arts spans over 13 years, with experience in both factual and drama-based productions. He holds a degree from The Academy Drama School and has furthered his education by studying film making at The MET Film School and The New York Film Academy.
With over 10 years of experience in forum theatre and facilitating, Christopher is a skilled actor and improviser. He also holds a teaching qualification from Greenwich University in London, which he earned in 1991. Christopher's professional trajectory reached its peak in 1999 when he became a Headteacher, a position he held for 10 years and earned two major awards.
Despite his impressive achievements, Christopher's passion for the performing arts has never wavered. In the last two years, he has worked on over 30 productions, taking on major roles in films, plays, and commercials alongside renowned directors such as Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Mike Newell, Marc Forster, Sasha Wares, and Michael Patrick Jann.
In addition to his performance credits, Christopher has collaborated with prominent companies like Apple Mac, British Telecom, City of London Police Force, Norvatis, Cadburys, BBC, ITV, Home Office, HM Treasury, English FA, and Hewlett Packard on various projects and campaigns.
Christopher has also submitted two films to the Cannes festival, 'Dora' with 28 Films and 'Four Hours' with Jaffa Entertainment. His work has taken him to various stages, including The Royal Court and fringe venues, where he has performed in new plays and traditional works, including numerous Shakespeare productions.
Notably, Christopher has appeared in the American Off-Broadway production 'Tell Hell I Aint Coming' at the V&A Museum and Catford Broadway, as well as the TV series 'Road To FA Cup' as 'Doctor Justice'. Furthermore, he has directed films, music videos, and promotional content after studying at the Met film School in London and The New York Film Academy in Manhattan.
