CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL
WHO IS CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL?
Find reviews/testimonials regarding Christopher's work below.
“Meanwhile, Natalie meets Henry (Christopher Michael) at school. Henry is one of the saving graces of this musical.
--- earnest, loveable, a bit goofy. He is Natalie’s emotional opposite, and exactly what she needs. And as invisible as she feels, he sees her.
He is a bright spot in the musical, adding much-needed humor, and the audience cheers for their budding romance as Diana and Dan’s marriage flounders.”
- NANCY STETSON
"The cast of “Next to Normal” performed live on More in the Morning on Thursday as a sneak peek of the show..."
- ABC NEWS
"The dancers were talented and high-energy, and interacted with the crowd. Ending the day dancing to "Everything Is Awesome" was the cherry on top of our visit."
-LEGOLAND NY Guest
"The performers are what truly sell this show. Standouts include Christopher Michael, a performer/dance captain, who perfectly blends stomach dropping stunts with bubbly, lighthearted energy. This cast consistently delivers joy no matter what character they are portraying that show."
-KEVIN T. MAZUR
"He is a dedicated performer, earnest collaborator, and talented director, actor, vocalist, and dancer. I have relied on him immensely throughout the development of the project, and am very grateful for his positivity and generous spirit. Christopher continually demonstrates initiative, leadership, and the drive that is necessary to build a successful career in theatre. I have been immensely impressed."
-ALISA HAUSER
"Beyond his musical skills, Chris has an open, thoughtful personality. He is well-spoken and intellectual, and he lights up when talking about new ideas and theatrical trends... He is a thinker and a doer, and shares my philosophy that all students should have the opportunity to shine on stage."
-STEVEN CALAKOS
"Chris transforming from a genuinely terrifying portrayal of Chuck, oozing toxic masculinity, into a bubbly KING for his curtain call..."
-LIN HART
"The Princes’ “Agony” song was a highlight, spoofing the common human trait of always wanting what we can’t have. (Christopher Michael...)."
-GREATER LANSING UBIQUITOUS THEATRE
"Into the Woods, a new production at MSU, is proof positive that the musical theatre program has come into its own. The able cast (mostly undergraduates) is more than equal to the challenges of Sondheim's score. And the two princes Case DeKoning and Christopher Michael did their duet "Agony" with perfection."
-JEREMY MATTSON
"The tap dancing and Busby-Berkeley-inspired choreography was fun — and pretty non-stop as the sweet, campy dialogue bridged quickly from song to song. (Choreographer Alisa Hauser with assistant Christopher Michael)."
-GREATER LANSING UBIQUITOUS THEATRE
