Christina Rouner
Christina Rouner
MFA in Acting, The Juilliard School · BA in Medieval History, Yale University
She/Her
AEA, SAG-AFTRA
Christina is a certified ADHD and Executive Function Coach who also has many years of experience as a working actor. She received her B.A. in Medieval History at Yale University, studied philosophy and theater at the Sorbonne in Paris and graduated from the Drama Division at The Juilliard School.
As a coach, Christina first began exploring the connection between artistic temperament and neurodiversity while raising her two neurodivergent, highly creative children. Since then her mission has been to empower young people navigating stress, anxiety, and neurodiversity. Her goal is to enable them to move forward with their artistic goals, manage their day to day challenges and embrace their uniqueness as a strength and a gift. She understands that each student needs a program of support tailored specifically to them. She counsels them through issues like distractedness, fatigue, or tension so that they can bring their optimal selves into the audition space. Through mentoring, curated tools, and coaching, she helps students to overcome internal barriers, uncover strategies, and build lives where their creativity and confidence can thrive.
As an actor, she has extensive experience in film and television as well as many years of working steadily on stage. Her film credits include Mapplethorpe, Ned Rifle, I Dream Too Much, Taking Chance, Fur and The Skeptic, among others. On television she’s been seen on Your Friends and Neighbors, Succession, Blue Bloods, Law and Order, Billions, Law and Order SVU, Power, The Good Wife, Elementary, Sex and the City, and many more. In her extensive stage work she’s been seen on Broadway, Off-Broadway and in many regional theater productions. Among her favorite New York projects are Dance Nation, This Is the Color Described By the Time, Coram Boy, Eternal, House for Sale, The Duchess of Malfi and Three Tall Women. She’s done extensive work in regional theaters such as The McCarter, Yale Repertory, Long Wharf Theater, The Old Globe Theater, The Guthrie, La Jolla Playhouse, Westport Country Playhouse, Baltimore Center Stage and New York Stage and Film, among many others.
She lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is married to actor/software engineer Matthew Greer, and has two children ages twenty-two and nineteen.
