Christina Johnston

Christina Johnston, nicknamed ‘The Nightingale’ by the Czech president.

Despite her young age, she has addressed audiences all over the world. Gaining popularity with presidents and heads of state alike. Christina debuted as ‘Queen of the Night’ in Mozart’s The Magic Flute at Prague State Opera House when she was 21, and since then performed in opera houses all over Europe. She recently returned home to the UK and, this summer, has sung with Russell Watson & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Christina brings you a magical night of her spellbinding voice to show you why she is named ‘The Nightingale’.

“Christina has the best voice for Film Music in Rudolfinum Concert Hall. Her classical version of Titanic was the best I have heard!” – Nikola Bojcev, organizer of Film Music Prague

“Christina sings like an angel” – Milos Zeman, President of the Czech Republic.

“Her high tessitura is just extraordinary. I look forward to further cooperation with this rare voice,” – Jiří Štilec, Director of Arco Diva.

“Christina is phenomenal! As a soloist for us, her voice beautifully compliments Boni Pueri Boys choir and is always a pleasure to work with.” – Pavel Horák, Director of Boni Pueri

“She is extremely talented. We will hear a lot about her in the future, I am sure.” – Jarmila Zbořilová, Director of the Pardubice Philharmonic Orchestra

“I have worked with Christina in many operas, Die Fledermaus, Die Zauberflote and Don Giovanni and in all three, she has exceeded expectations with her dedication, hard work and vocal ability. She is a rare talent, and I am sure she will be a huge star in the future!” – Richard Hein, Conductor of the Opera, National Theatre Prague