Christina Schwab is a 22 year old writer and classically trained singer from Havertown, Pennsylvania. She graduated Summa Cum Laude in May from Providence College (Providence, RI) with a double major in English literature and theatre.

Christina adapted and directed Peggy Webling's 1928 play Frankenstein at Providence College. She is drafting her first novel, a murder mystery, and her second literary adaptation, a staged version of Stephen Crane's Maggie: A Girl of the Streets.

Christina can be found singing at Sacred Heart Parish Manoa, St. Denis Parish, Kelly Music Center, and senior living facilities in the Delaware County area.

Christina has proudly received the Paul Van K. Thompson Award. She also holds the Beginner and Intermediate Cantor Certifications from National Pastoral Musicians.

Upcoming Events

August 28 Performance at Westgate Hills Rehabilitation Center

Date TBD: Performance at Wesley Enhanced Living

September 20: Singing at Golden Age Show and Dinner hosted at Sacred Heart Parish Manoa

September 24: Performance at White Horse Village

September 26: Opening for Eddie Bruce "The Magic and Music of Tony Bennett" at Kelly Music Center

October 16-18: International Conference on Romanticism at Colorado College

Previous Events

April 26-28: Performing as Paige Stockmann in Maisie Meehan's adaptation of Ibsen's An Enemy of the People

February 6-8: Performances of Peggy Webling's Frankenstein (adapted and directed)

Email: christinalschwab@gmail.com

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