Christian Hoff is a Tony Award-winning performer, best known for his role in the original cast of Jersey Boys and for appearances on television shows such as Law & Order: SVU and Law & Order: Criminal Intent. A versatile entertainer, auction host, and speaker, he has dedicated his platform to music and storytelling, cancer resilience and fundraising for a cure.

Christian Hoff is a Tony Award-winning actor, singer, and performer whose career brings together Broadway, rock & roll, and the classic sounds of the 1960s and ’70s.
Christian earned the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his iconic performance in the original Broadway production of Jersey Boys. He made his Broadway debut in The Who’s Tommy and is featured on two Grammy-winning, platinum-selling original cast albums.

As a solo artist and founder of Broadway’s Jersey Boys supergroup, The Midtown Men, Christian has performed more than a thousand concerts worldwide. While fighting cancer, he continues to bring the timeless hits harmonies, and musical swagger of pop music’s most exciting era to theaters, concert halls, festivals, and special events.

Christian’s deep commitment to advocacy is rooted in personal experience. He has served as a cancer caregiver for both of his parents, his wife, and his youngest daughter, who is now a two-time survivor. Today, Christian is personally battling multiple myeloma, a blood cancer in search of a cure.
In 2022, he was honored by the Chemotherapy Foundation with the NYC Inspire Award, The V Foundation warded Christian the 2024 President’s Luncheon Honor with the naming of the Sloan Kettering lab in his name, focusing on Multiple Myeloma and the microbiome. under Dr. Michael Peled,

Christian Hoff is a Tony Award–winning Broadway actor, honored in 2006 as Best Featured Actor in a Musical for creating the role of Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys. A performer on the Grammy-winning original cast albums of Jersey Boys and The Who’s Tommy, Hoff has also earned Drama Desk, Drama League, and Outer Critics Circle nominations, along with distinguished recognition for his record-setting audiobook voice work including the 2008 Foreword Audio Book of the Year and surpassed the Guinness World Record for number of voices in Tell Me How You Love the Picture. His first professional role earned him the Starlight Star Award for Best Supporting Actor as Winthrop Paroo in The Music Man

