Reviews

"Christine Scharf catches the eye
every time she takes the stage. She
combines the voice of an angel with the
face of one. 'She's the quintessential ingenue,' said [director Ken] Ard."

The Free Press
Review of Smokey Joe's Cafe

"Christine Scharf is an appealing, winsome Contrary Mary ..."

The Morning Call
Review of Babes in Toyland

"As the ingenue from Ogden, Utah, Scharf puts the 'p' in perky and never lets up... From an absolutely adorable rendition of 'Daddy' to a tap turn for the company's 'Strike Up the Band,' she captivates."

The Morning Call
Review of The 1940s Radio Hour

"Pert to perfection, she's bursting with personality and radiates talent beyond her years."

The Intelligencer
Review of The 1940s Radio Hour

"Keven Quillon and Christine Scharf, a very talented sophomore from Bethlehem's Freedom High, are charming as Nick and Serena struggling to '(Let's) Play a Love Scene.' "

The Reporter
Review of Fame, The Musical