ABOUT ME

Christopher Alexander Martin is an Actor based in Los Angeles, with a strong foundation in both classical and contemporary theater. A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater Performance, he further honed his craft with a Master of Fine Arts in Acting from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts).

Christopher’s stage credits span a diverse range of roles across both classic and modern works. Notable performances include Avery in The Flick, Col. Brandon in Sense & Sensibility, Luke in The Amen Corner, Othello in Othello, and Deputy Superintendent in Morountodun. His dynamic presence and depth of character have earned him praise for his nuanced portrayals, whether navigating the complexities of Shakespearean tragedy or bringing emotional resonance to contemporary and culturally rich narratives.

His film credits include Chris in Welcome to the Show, Deputy in BLUE, Man in Cardinal, and Alex in OPEN. With a natural ability to adapt to different mediums, he approaches each project with the same commitment to authenticity and emotional depth.

With a passion for storytelling and a deep appreciation for both the stage and the screen, Christopher continues to develop his craft while seeking new creative collaborations. He remains excited about expanding his work across both theater and film, contributing to the rich diversity of the entertainment world.

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DEMO REEL

RESUME

GALLERY

OTHELLO (2024)

MOROUNTODUN (2024)

HERAKLES (2024)

CURRENT PROJECTS

CALARTS 2025 SHOWCASE

This year, The New York City Actor's Showcase will take place on March 27th at the Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater while the Los Angeles Actor's Showcase will take place on April 7th at the Garry Marshall Theater.

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Danton’s Death by Georg Büchner is a dramatic portrayal of the final days of the French revolutionary leader Georges Danton. Set during the Reign of Terror, the play explores Danton’s internal struggle with his ideals, his disillusionment with the revolution, and his eventual downfall. Through a mix of political commentary and intense personal conflict, Büchner examines themes of power, corruption, and the futility of revolution, all while highlighting the human cost of political upheaval. The play is a powerful reflection on the complexities of revolutionary fervor and its consequences

PLAYING AT THE CALARTS MOD THEATER MAY 1ST-9TH (TICKET LINK SOON)

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