• She began acting at the tender age of six, which led to playing one of the orphans in Annie.
• Sometimes Credited As: Christy Romano
• Played the role of Mary Phagan on Broadway in the musical, Parade. (2000)
• Sang a duet with Greg Raposo (from Dream Street) called Hair while they were in THE BROADWAY KIDS.
• Nominated for 2003 Women's Image Network Award
• Nicknames: Christy, Christy Bear, Aretha Franklin Wannabe, Rennie, Theatre Chica.
• Fave Music Groups: N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys
• Fave Singers: Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Ani DeFranco
• Started doing TV work before theater work, although she does more theater work than TV work.

Carlson Romano was born March 20th, 1984. Christy is Catholic and attended a Catholic school in Connecticut. Christy is the youngest of four children. She began acting at the tender age of six, which led to playing one of the orphans in Annie. She had already gone far when she began touring in The Will Rogers Follies as one of Will Rogers' sons two years later. She also toured in The Sound Of Music with Marie Osmond as one of the Von Trapp children. Her Broadway debut was in the musical Parade as the part of a young girl murdered in the factory where she worked. In the fall of 1999, Christy was in the off-broadway musical Stars In Your Eyes playing the young astronomy student. She began her film career as a singing banana in Woody Allen's Everybody Says I Love You and an abused girl in Henry Fool. She later auditioned for the role of Tawny, but got the female lead in the Disney Channel original comedy Even Stevens. She plays the role of Ren Stevens, a booksmart girl who always studies, She's also a budding singer. Currently, Christy lends her vocal talents to the lead character in Disney Channel?s Primetime Emmy-nominated animated series ?Kim Possible? as well as Disney Channel?s Daytime Emmy-nominated series ?Even Stevens.? In addition, she has a featured track, ?Say The Word,? on the ?Kim Possible? Soundtrack CD and Rolling Stone magazine recently recognized her as one of its ?Five on The Rise? of upcoming young female artists.