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Christiane has completed her run as the legendary character of Audrey in the Audrey in American Music Theatre of San Jose's production of "Little Shop Of Horrors!"

Make no mistake, Audrey (Broadway veteran Christiane Noll) is the real star of this show, and we're not talking about the carnivorous cutting (that's Audrey II, natch). It's the ditzy blond after whom the demented daisy is named who walks away with every scene she's in. Noll nails the high jinks without losing the heart of the character. And her genius for squealing gilds this Judy Holliday homage with comic gold.

The actress puts the "aw!" back into Audrey, especially in her sad little fantasy of escaping Skid Row for a suburban home in the touching "Somewhere That's Green." Noll's vulnerability transforms what might have been a one-joke role into the emotional core of the production. - By Karen D'Souza - Mercury News

Performances have already concluded for the Off-Broadway production of "Frankenstein: The Musical." Christiane starred opposite Hunter Foster and Steve Blanchard. Christiane played Elizabeth, Frankenstein's wife. Frankenstein features music by Mark Baron, book and lyrics by Jeffrey Jackson and an original story adaptation by Gary P. Cohen. It is being produced off-Broadway by Gerald Goehring and Douglas C. Evans, in association with Michael F. Mitri and David S. Stone.

Christiane played Jordan, a former working girl who runs a boarding house. She is the mother of a 13 year old cripple girl who plays a tin whistle in an Irish Fairy tale that takes place in turn of last century working class Boston.

PIPER is set in late 19th century Boston's Scolley Square. Amid brothels, violent gangs vying for turf, and the insidious presence of a ”strangler,” emerges the story of Jordan, an ex-prostitute, her child, Wilder, afflicted with polio yet with a supernatural abilty to play the penny whistle, and Grimm, a mysterious border who becomes the focus of the search for the serial prostitute killer.

Ms. Noll has grasped the underlying theme of this character, she has recognized her motives for their universality, and plays it to the nines along the audiences heartstrings. - Fan Review - John

When Christiane Noll as Jordan and Jillian Louis as Wilder declare that each is the other's "rose without thorns," ... it's such a pleasure to listen to the actresses' beautifully blended harmony - NYTheatre.com

Wilder’s mother, Jordan - an ex-prostitute (Christiane Noll – in a beautifully layered performance) runs a boarding house for the girls. - TalkEntertainment.com