Christine Lyons is an interdisciplinary artist and narrative architect working across stage, voice, and language. Her work merges classical vocal tradition with contemporary forms of expression. A multi-instrumentalist, she incorporates regional instrumentation as compositional tools that deepen the emotional and cultural fabric of her work.

Alongside her ongoing performance career, Christine is developing a body of original works that look toward the future of storytelling. These projects span genres and forms, prioritizing emotional truth, cultural memory, and an evolving theatrical language. Each piece reflects her commitment to shaping the stories we tell with the same expressive clarity that defines her vocal artistry.

Original works include Laugh Instead, For My Bee, and Black Glitter. She has performed across the United States and been featured on national classical platforms including WWFM.

Moon Weaver, an original opera currently in development, traces the expansive inner journey of a young mind becoming a visionary force. Inspired by the life of mathematician Katherine Johnson, the libretto blends fiction with historical resonance to examine the intellectual, emotional, and generational structures that shape brilliance. Moon Weaver is a story of pattern, purpose, and legacy.