Christopher Tester
Educator, Interpreter and Actor
Christopher
As an Educator Disability Sensitivity Training Theatre Interpreting/ Consulting Legal Interpreting/ Consulting Workshops for Interpreters Resources Links
Disability Sensitivity Training
Theatre Interpreting/ Consulting
Legal Interpreting/ Consulting
Workshops for Interpreters
Resources Links
As an Interpreter What is ‘Certified Deaf Interpreter’? Video Gallery Client Testimonials
What is ‘Certified Deaf Interpreter’?
Video Gallery
Client Testimonials
As an Actor News & Media
News & Media
“At the center of it all is John Singer, played by Christopher Tester. With a smile in his eyes, he gives of himself to everyone while silently battling his own flames of sorrow. And yet, each character orbits around him, pulled in by his warmth and light, never imagining that he could depend on them any less than they rely on him.” Little Rock Soiree. August 29, 2017.
“With superb acting and staging… The 13-member cast is universally superb…” The Arkansas Online. August 26, 2017.
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“Hodel’s student/activist from Kiev, Perchik, was performed with audacious humor by Christopher Tester and voiced by Jeremy Brown” NewsOK. July 29, 2016 “Jeremy Brown deftly supplies the voice for the revolutionary Perchik, but it’s Christopher Tester, the actor who gives the character a vivid stage presence.” The Oklahoman. July 28, 2016
“Hodel’s student/activist from Kiev, Perchik, was performed with audacious humor by Christopher Tester and voiced by Jeremy Brown” NewsOK. July 29, 2016
“Jeremy Brown deftly supplies the voice for the revolutionary Perchik, but it’s Christopher Tester, the actor who gives the character a vivid stage presence.” The Oklahoman. July 28, 2016