CHRISSY HOGUE

Character Actress/Producer

Chrissy Hogue made her stage debut in Queens, New York at the age of six years old. Since then she has landed starring roles in more than eight first-run theatre productions alone. The Stupid Economy was written for Chrissy by playwright Robert Lynn. For her work as “Medea” in Poison/Heart by Robert Lawson (What Goes Up), Chrissy won a Best Supporting Actor Award and a Best Ensemble Award. Chrissy has been mothering her children Angelina and Mitchell and is now ready to get back to work.

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