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Chris White - AEA 

CHRISWHITEONSTAGE.COM

Welcome to the online home of actor and singer Chris White

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MY BIO

Storytelling With Purpose

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REVIEWS

What Critics Have Said About My Work

TITUS ANDRONICUS
Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey

A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM
Hangar Theater

THE MIKADO
New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players (New York City & National Tour)

SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE
The REV Theatre Company

THE BARBER OF SEVILLE
Theater at Monmouth

LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST
Theater at Monmouth

ALABAMA STORY
Florida Studio Theatre

Broad Street Review: "Aaron is not an innocent character, but he endures a constant barrage of humiliation — including questions about his intelligence and very right to life — due to the color of his skin. Chris White’s excellent performance considers these elements, creating a man who feels less resolutely evil and more weighted down by his outsider status." (Cameron Kelsall)

Syracuse.com: "Chris White as Miles Gloriosus works it to the max as a self absorbed beefcake - ancient Rome's version of a "Jersey Shore" juicehead - with every bass line of his incredible voice delivered to thrill." (Linda Lower)

Broadway World: "Chris White appears to be having a grand time as the devilishly bloodthirsty title character..."

Broadway World: "Chris White's deep bass voice steals the spotlight every time he effortlessly hits those low notes in the group numbers as well as his solos." (Natasha Ashley)

Broadway World: "Chris White almost steals every scene he is in as the affected, dandyish, money-hungry Don Bazile." (Carla Verdino-Sullwold)

Times Record: "Chris White is absolutely charismatic as Berowne, who fills his character's soliloquy with equal parts soul and humor." (Aaron Halls)

Sarasota Herald-Tribune: "There are fine performances, especially from White, who is charming and confident as a low-key activist...." (Jay Handelman)

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