'If I'm honest I have to tell you I still read fairy-tales and I like them best of all.'

~Audrey Hepburn

Christina L Williams

is a New York Based Actor/Performer. She was born in New York City and grew up in El Barrio in Spanish Harlem. She attended Borough of Manhattan Community College where she studied Psychology and planned on continuing her education at Columbia University. After taking a Summer Intensive at William Esper Studio she decided to attend the 2 year Conservatory. While at Esper, she trained in the Meisner Technique as well as Chekhov Technique style Balinese Mask and Hand-to-Hand/Rapier Sword fighting. She has also taken a Shakespeare course at RADA - Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, On Camera at Heidi Marshall Studio, Fitzmaurice Voicework lessons at HB Studio, and drop in Improv classes with commercial casting director Stacy Gallo and Phil Cassesse.

In Film, she had a supporting role in a short that screened at BAM, on Stage, she has had the pleasure of working in various Off-Broadway venues. She played both Angela Davis and Huey P Newton in the Off-Broadway hit 'Black Panther Women' at the 13th Street Repertory Theatre.

She performed in a new play titled 'One Two and Then Three' at HB Studio Theatre. It was be directed by the late legendary stage actor Arthur French.

She’s currently taking scene study with Geoffrey Blake and a Shakespeare workshop with Peter Francis James.

When not performing she likes to cook, practice yoga, travel, play tennis, read, go dancing and crack jokes. She is also a volunteer preschool teacher at Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Theatre Development Fund’s Autism Initiative, and a Junior Council Member at American Ballet Theatre.