Christopher Sirota started his explorations of community (regional?) theater about 3 years ago.  He began as an ensembler (with his daughter…so much fun!) in The Music Man, performed, as understudy, both Marston and Narracott in And Then There Were None in addition to enjoying being involved in its sound design (cue thunder!).  He recently appeared in the brooklynONEtheater 2008 festival as the mysterious Mister Sunshine in the creepy play Midnight Radio Hour, and subsequently in the ensemble of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.  This was followed by his off-Broadway debut at the Manhattan Repertory as Joe in the premiere of the original play Spoiled Cherries. He is excited to be in his first Shakespeare play, Genesis Repertory’s Romeo and Juliet and is truly grateful to be able work with such talented people.  Christopher greatly appreciates the warm support of his friends and family as he tries desperately to balance his work with his “art” work.