Mary Christina Brown is a talented American actress with a diverse background in the performing arts. Born in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, she was raised in a family of visual artists and musicians, which instilled in her a passion for dance, music, and performing.
Mary Christina's parents, who were stationed in South Korea, exposed her to various cultural influences, including her mother's South Korean and Japanese roots, and her father's Scottish, English, Danish, Welsh, Irish, and Dutch heritage. This rich cultural blend has contributed to her captivating screen presence.
She was educated in various performing arts schools, including the Young People's Musical Theater Company, A.C.T. Conservatory, School of the Arts High School, and Bennett Theatre Lab. Her training in martial arts, dance, and music has enabled her to adapt to diverse environments and cultures.
Mary Christina's professional journey began with performances on stages around San Francisco and booking commercials and modeling for print ad campaigns. She later attended a raft of performing art schools, honing her skills in various styles, including tap, jazz, modern, modern jazz, ballet, hip-hop, Afro-Haitian, and traditional Hawaiian and Tahitian.
After becoming a mother, Mary Christina revisited her experience and education in Silicon Valley's growing Information Technology field as a Network technician and Internet Systems Engineer. However, her passion for performing remained strong, and she eventually relocated to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career.
Throughout her career, Mary Christina has worked alongside notable actors, including Norman Reedus, Michael Jai White, Bokeem Woodbine, John David Washington, Luke Goss, Russell Crowe, Steven Bauer, R.Z.A., Corin Nemic, Udo Kier, Julian Sands, Peter Greene, Taryn Manning, Jake Weber, David Carradine, and Richard Dreyfuss.
Mary Christina's film and TV roles showcase her versatility, with credits including undercover agent Monica in "AWOL 72," Henchwoman Swan in "Vigilante Diaries," Fasma in "MindBlown," and Kana in "Doomsday Device." She has also played the roles of Kioko in "Paydirt," Jan in "Karen," and Kim in "Every Last One of Them."
In addition to her acting career, Mary Christina is a motivational figure, using her social media platform to interact with fans and inspire others. She is a mother, animal lover, and friend to many, and her values of health, spirituality, and humanism make her a vital asset to any director or showrunner.
