About Me
Christina Nicole Daniels is a multi-hyphenate creator based in the NYC area. She is a proud graduate of Howard University in the Chadwick A. Boseman College of Fine Arts where she has a B.F.A. degree in Acting and a minor in Television & Film. Christina received additional training from Paper Mill Playhouse and Carol Todd Acting Training. Christina has curated an extensive body of work as an actor, director, producer, videographer, scriptwriter, and casting director in both academic environments, university productions, and professionally.
Christina has enjoyed working with some of Washington, D.C.’s most notable theatres: Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, The Kennedy Center, Spooky Action Theatre, and most recently Shakespeare Theatre Company. Her most recent credits include: Girl 2 in "Cracking Zeus" at Spooky Action Theatre, "We, a Legacy of Chains" at the Phillips Collection, "Macbeth" at Howard University, and Kendra in the short series, "Historically Black". Additionally, Christina directed the pilot episode for the upcoming series "Charged", and she's the inaugural Casting Apprentice at Shakespeare Theatre Company for the 2024-2025 season. Christina has a high interest in all aspects of theatre, film, and storytelling. For more information and exciting updates, you can visit her website, christinandaniels.com!
Artist Statement
Christina Nicole Daniels is a passionate and innovative artist committed to creating and contributing to works that champion community, truth, and authentic connection. In a world eager to confine individuals to predefined roles, she embraces the courage to defy expectations and carve her own path. With aspirations to establish her own production company, Christina envisions transformative change within the entertainment industry—extending far beyond casting rooms and creative teams. Her mission is to foster inclusivity and representation at every level of production, from actors and assistants to executives and CFOs. She believes that true progress must be embedded both behind the scenes and on-screen, reshaping the industry to reflect the diverse world it serves.