Kim Zimmer
4-time Emmy Award Winner for Guiding Light

I would be hard pressed to find another actor with whom I’ve shared the stage, who worked so diligently to find the honesty in his work. He never feared asking questions and seeking the truth behind his performance. I would work with this gentleman again and again!

Shirley Knight
2-time Tony Award winning actress, 2-time Academy Award Nominee

Christopher Halladay is a leading man with the ability to match any great character actor, takes acting to the art form it is meant to be.

Ethan Phillips 

Series Regular on Star Trek: Voyager & Benson

Chris is an actor with a courageous originality and unique playfulness, and his has the cojones to tell the truth.

Ben Brantley, New York Times

Echoes of Stanley Kowalski are conjured by Christopher Halladay

(In Masks Outrageous and Austere –

Tennessee Williams final play)

The Huffington Post

Strapping mechanic swain

(In Masks Outrageous and Austere –

Tennessee Williams final play)

Eric Michael Gillett
Broadway Actor and director 

Directing an actor of Christopher’s caliber is a joy. Acting onstage with him is an inspiration. One of the most talented and collaborative artists in the sandbox.

Andrew White, Broadwayworld.com

“Henry – played with an astonishing amount of grit and vinegar by Christopher Halladay.”

(The House of the Negro Insane – CATF)

Bob Ashby, DCtheaterarts.org

“Henry [played by} Christopher Halladay, forgetful and at least half-mad, sometimes exhibits a strange form of courtesy, from which he can turn on a dime to racist demands and threatened or real violence.”

(The House of the Negro Insane – CATF)

Peter Mark, Washington Post  

“persuasive creepiness by Christopher Halladay.”

(The House of the Negro Insane – CATF)