Christina is currently starring in the E45 cream Commercial for their new campaign which has just started to air in the UK & Ireland.
Christina has just filmed 3 episodes of Coronation Street playing the role of Gails Solicitor. These will be aired on 15th, 18th & 25th of March.
Christina starred in the premier of Pilot Theatres new play 'Looking For JJ' which won a TMA Theatre Award and was nominated for a Manchester Evening News Award. This brand new production opened at York Theatre Royal and toured nationally including a season at the Unicorn Theatre, London.
Christina trained at Arts Educational School, London where she graduated with a Masters. Prior to this she studied at Manchester Metropolitan University with a Degree in Drama and Sports Science. On completing her drama school training Christina landed herself a role in the popular Channel 4 soap 'Hollyoaks' in which she played Italian diva Danni Carbone for 2 years.
After leaving Hollyoaks Christina threw herself into theatre playing Miranda in 'The Tempest' for The Marlow Theatres outdoor summer season, as well as numerous Pantomime appearances across the country.
Christina has also starred in a number of short films in particular 'She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not' which has proved a hit on the short film scene.
Christina loves variety in her acting and is therefore up for most challenges that different genres and roles can bring her way!
RECENT REVIEWS....
"Christina Baily is superb in the title role!" The Guardian
"Christina Baily compels as Alice!" The Times ****
"JJ is excellently played by Christina Baily" The Daily Mail ****
"The terrific Christina Baily" The Evening Standard ****
"Christina Baily's performance is touching and direct" The Telegraph
"A tour de France of acting seized by Christina Baily" Arts Council
"Christina Baily is enchanting in the title role" Buxton Opera House. Manchester Evening News.
"Christina Baily of Hollyoaks fame sparkles as Snow White" Liverpool Royal Court.The Stage.
"Perfect principal boy delivery by Christina Baily" The Hexagon Reading. Reading Evening Post.
