On Curious Incident at South Camden Theatre Company:
"As Edward Boone, Christopher David Roché turned out a stellar rendition of a desperate father trying to keep him and his son above water, as they navigated the difficulties of day to day living. His performance was one the truest examples of this production celebrating the storytelling first and foremost, and how much clearer and more moving this show can be, when we prioritize talented actors letting the text win." - Brian Herrick, South Jersey Theatre Critics
On The Ballad of Trayvon Martin at Freedom Theatre:
"Christopher David Roché has a field day with George Zimmerman, who has by now become a symbol of casual white racism. Zimmerman made a number of memorably inane statements after the trial and Roché recites these with relish." - DC Metro Arts
"Christopher David Roché portrays a ruthless, dim-witted, foul-mouthed George Zimmerman, impeccably." -Phindie
"The cast delivers outstanding performances, taking the diverse audience on an emotional journey." -Newsworks
On Camelot at Sierra Repertory Theatre:
"Brian Michael Henry, James Conrad Smith, and Christopher David Roché give vivid performances as the knights. They are excellent in many musical numbers, but they especially shine in the clever and energetic "Fie On Goodness." - Sierra Union Democratic
On Destiny is a Careless Waiter at Juniper Productions:
"The entire cast (Ellen Cohn, Chauncey Meeks-Owens, Christopher David Roché, and Sisi Wright) pull double duty throughout the evening with flawless ease, and all four sparkle with a genuine warmth and chemistry that makes it hard to remember that the story is a beautiful piece of fiction and not an inner glimpse into real lives." - Broad Street Review
On 5 Minute Fringe at Reading Theatre Project:
"Two of the most impactful pieces were monologues delivered with emotional depth by [Roché]: The HATE Monologue by RTP founder Joel Richard Gori [...] and Confessions of a Young Man, also written by Roché, in which he indelibly portrayed a person wracked by doubt about the church's teaching about homosexuality." - The Reading Eagle
On Da Ponte: a jazz opera, world premiere, at Berks Opera Company:
"Christopher David Roché, who directed and designed the set, has pulled together an amazing production with minimal elements, focusing on the performances, which have a fluid elegance. [...] This opera, and this production in particular, make an immensely enjoyable evening of theater in a space that allows un-amplified voices and instruments to soar." - The Reading Eagle
On The Importance of Being Earnest at Reading Theatre Project:
"Christopher David Roché is charming and likable as Worthing — AKA Ernest. His energy fills the stage — he’s a perfectly earnest “Ernest.”' - The Mercury
"Christopher David Roché, as John Worthing, is first-rate the whole way through." - Reading Eagle
"As Edward Boone, Christopher David Roché turned out a stellar rendition of a desperate father trying to keep him and his son above water, as they navigated the difficulties of day to day living. His performance was one the truest examples of this production celebrating the storytelling first and foremost, and how much clearer and more moving this show can be, when we prioritize talented actors letting the text win." - Brian Herrick, South Jersey Theatre Critics
On The Ballad of Trayvon Martin at Freedom Theatre:
"Christopher David Roché has a field day with George Zimmerman, who has by now become a symbol of casual white racism. Zimmerman made a number of memorably inane statements after the trial and Roché recites these with relish." - DC Metro Arts
"Christopher David Roché portrays a ruthless, dim-witted, foul-mouthed George Zimmerman, impeccably." -Phindie
"The cast delivers outstanding performances, taking the diverse audience on an emotional journey." -Newsworks
On Camelot at Sierra Repertory Theatre:
"Brian Michael Henry, James Conrad Smith, and Christopher David Roché give vivid performances as the knights. They are excellent in many musical numbers, but they especially shine in the clever and energetic "Fie On Goodness." - Sierra Union Democratic
On Destiny is a Careless Waiter at Juniper Productions:
"The entire cast (Ellen Cohn, Chauncey Meeks-Owens, Christopher David Roché, and Sisi Wright) pull double duty throughout the evening with flawless ease, and all four sparkle with a genuine warmth and chemistry that makes it hard to remember that the story is a beautiful piece of fiction and not an inner glimpse into real lives." - Broad Street Review
On 5 Minute Fringe at Reading Theatre Project:
"Two of the most impactful pieces were monologues delivered with emotional depth by [Roché]: The HATE Monologue by RTP founder Joel Richard Gori [...] and Confessions of a Young Man, also written by Roché, in which he indelibly portrayed a person wracked by doubt about the church's teaching about homosexuality." - The Reading Eagle
On Da Ponte: a jazz opera, world premiere, at Berks Opera Company:
"Christopher David Roché, who directed and designed the set, has pulled together an amazing production with minimal elements, focusing on the performances, which have a fluid elegance. [...] This opera, and this production in particular, make an immensely enjoyable evening of theater in a space that allows un-amplified voices and instruments to soar." - The Reading Eagle
On The Importance of Being Earnest at Reading Theatre Project:
"Christopher David Roché is charming and likable as Worthing — AKA Ernest. His energy fills the stage — he’s a perfectly earnest “Ernest.”' - The Mercury
"Christopher David Roché, as John Worthing, is first-rate the whole way through." - Reading Eagle
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