Christine Cornish
Biography
Broadway: Cats (Bombalurina, OBC revival, Chita Rivera Award nom.), Kiss Me, Kate (OBC revival, Lois Lane u/s), My Fair Lady (OBC revival), Chicago (Velma Kelly u/s). Nat’l Tour: Joseph…Dreamcoat (Original Revival Cast). Other favorites: Oklahoma! (Laurey, The Muny), Crazy For You (Lincoln Center 25th anniversary concert), Contact (Girl in the Yellow Dress, Lincoln Center Gala) Featured soloist: Niagara Symphony Orchestra, Phoenix Symphony, and Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. TV: “SNL,” “PBS Great Performances,” “HBO’s Last Week Tonight,” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “GMA,” “The Today Show,” “Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” “72nd and 73rd Tony Awards.” Christine is also on staff at Steps on Broadway, Broadway Dance Center, Institute of American Musical Theater, CLI studios, Broadway on Demand. This show is dedicated to Ashton.
Credits
Cats, Kiss Me, SNL
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