"The moment you were born I knew you'd be... DIFFERENT!"

WANDACHRISTINE

     Wandachristine has starred on many stages throughout the country in such notable productions as the touring company of “Fences”, “The Vagina Monologues”, “Gees Bend”, and “Thyestes” just to name a few. She was recognized for her work in the Writers Theatre production of “Old Settler” for which she was a Supporting Actress Nominee for the prestigious Joseph Jefferson Award and a Best Actress Nominee for the noted Ruby Dee/Black Theater Alliance Award as well. As a proud member of American Blues Theater, she was recognized for her work, in the American Blues Theater production,“Beauty’s Daughter” for which she won the Ruby Dee/Black Theater Alliance Award for her Solo Performance. Months later she toured regionally in the production "Familiar".  She tnen appeared in “A Wonder In My Soul” at Baltimore Center Stage.  Upon returning home from Baltimore, she was asked to reprise her role of Anne Mwarimba in “Familiar” at the Old Globe.  A few months before COVID hit she appeared on the Goodman Stage in the Playwrights Festival Production of “Incendiary”.

     Her Film and TV credits are extensive.  On film she’s worked alongside Whoopi Goldberg in “Clara’s Heart”, starred in the hit comedy as Mrs. Jones, in the film “Me and Mrs. Jones” with Kim Fields, and Birdie on “Chicago PD”.  As a proud Voice Artist and Vocal Coach, her voice is heard in numerous television and radio commercials, along with a few animated characters, for such shows as “The PJ’s”, “The Justice League” and “Scarface” the video game.  

     Her fiction novel, “I LOVE YOU MORE…THAN SHOES!” takes you on a rollercoaster ride with four actresses over 50 still trying to make it in Hollywood, she's currently working on the screenplay.  As a playwright, she's commissioned yearly to write for the American Blues Theater's RIP festival; short pieces ripped out of today's news.

     During COVID, she was commissioned by Chuck Smith, resident director of Goodman Theater and ensemble member of American Blues Theater to write the play "Yes My Name is LUCY!"  The play is focused on the life of Chicagoan Lucy Hassel Montgomery, the renowned philanthropist and Civil Rights activist.  It was performed in an American Blues Zoom Reading, starring Tony-Award winning Actress Deanna Dunagan as Lucy. 

     This Spring she will appear in the upcoming world premiere of "Stokely: The Unfinished Revolution" about the life of civil rights activist Stokely Carmichael; she will portray his Trinidadian mother, May Charles.  In the fall she will star in an American Blues Theater production of a "famous" Stephen King novel...can you guess her role and the name of the play?  A hint?  She's portraying a sociopath!

 ​To all her friends, Wandachristine is known as…“The Woman Who Can Do It ...ALL!"

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