Cynthia Enfield

with
Cynthia Enfield & Rasha Zamamiri
and the Daryl Kojak Quartet with:
Ed Caccavale
Sean Conley
and "Sweet Sue" Terry

direction and vocal arrangements by Shellen Lubin
musical direction by Daryl Kojak

Friday April 8 and Friday April 29
Two shows each night: 7 pm and 9:15 pm

Don't Tell Mama

343 W. 46^th Street (between 8^th and 9^th)
$20 cover and 2 drink minimum
CASH ONLY
Reservations Requested
Call after 4pm: (212)757-0788

This may be your absolutely last opportunity
to see Schatzie in a small venue before he goes global.

Catch him while you still can!

Tarantella! Spider Dance: is Allessandra Belloni's masterwork, celebrating the phenomenon of the Tarantella-the dance of love and liberation-still thriving in Southern Italy and catching fire across the worldtoday. Spider Dance is the Italian River Dance, a cross-cultural musical journey that takes us from its origins in ancient Greece to its deep roots in Italy. Starting with the birth of Spider Woman, the show follows the story throughout the centuries of this mystical celebration in honor of Dionysus, God of ecstasy and wine. The Pizzica Tarantata, the erotic trance dance ritual, survived every century's challenges - plague, war, Inquisition, poverty. Bitten by love or longing for it, the women known as Tarantate performed this frenzied collective ritual dance to free themselves. But first they had to surrender to the Tarantella's ancient 6/8 rhythm - alive in the tambourines, frame drums and in the love songs and work melodies that contained the healing.

THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY
155 FIRST AVE (10TH ST)

Reservations: (212) 868-4444
9-8 Mon- Fri
10-8 Sat & 10-6 Sun
or @ www.smarttix.com
Tickets $30
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EXTENDED! TUESDAY, JULY 6 6:00PM
& WEDNESDAY, JULY 7 6:00PM
with
James Cronin as Jean Mounet Sully
James Isaac as Maurice Bernhardt
Clete Larkey as Jacques Damala

Robert Gregory as Edward Jarrett
and
Cynthia Enfield as Sarah Bernhardt

BOOK RELEASE PARTIES
TO CELEBRATE THE PUBLICATION OF
ALEXANDROS
The life-long love story of Alexander
the Great and Hephastian, Son of Amyntor.

A libretto in verse by
STANLEY BARBER

WINNER:
Editor's Choice Award
for excelence in writing
WINNER:
Rising Star Award

featuring
CYNTHIA ENFIELD
MATTHEW GANDOLFO
GREG JOLLEY
JEFF RONAN
reading dramatic scene selections form the play

"The Seduction of Love and War"
"The Rape of Pausinais, The King's Lover"
"Marriage and Assassination"
"The Blasphemy of Love"
"Priests and Beasts"
"In the Footsteps of Orpheus"

TUESDAY, JUNE 1 at 7 PM
at
PHOENIX BAR
447 E. 13th Street (at Avenue A)
and
TUESDAY, JUNE 22 at 7 PM
at
THE BOWERY POETRY CLUB
Bar open at 7 PM - Admission - $7.00
308 Bowery (Between Houston & Bleeker Sts.)

THE PERPETUAL FOOTNOTE TO ALEXANDER THE GREAT'S MILITARY EXPLOITS - HIS LIFE-LONG LOVE AFFAIR WITH HEPHASTIAN AMYNTOR - NOW TAKES CENTER STAGE.

ALEXANDROS follows the Macedonian prince and his constant companion, Hephastian - with The ancient gods of love and war, Aphrodite and Ares, carefully guiding their destinies - from the time they meet as thirteen-year old students in Macedonia where they first fall in love, to his ascension to the throne, and with Hephastian at his side, to his conquering of the kown world.

Solidly based on historical fact and with ancient Greece, Egypt, Persia and India as its exotic backgrounds, ALEXANDROS pays tribute to one of the great love stories of history.

THE DAUGHTERS OF CYBELE
written and directed by Alessandra Belloni

with
Susan Aquila
Olympia Avignone
Alessandra Belloni
Lorraine Calculli
Cynthia Enfield
Allison Scola
Eve Sicular

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
(St. James Chapel)

Saturday, March 20, 8:00PM

Reservations: 1-866-811-4111 or www.stjohndivine.org/belloni.html
Please Click Here to purchase tickets
Visit http://www.alessandrabelloni.com for more information on artist.

Celebrate Women's History Month with Internationally renowned Singer Percussionist and Cathedral Artist in Residence, Alessandra Belloni and her new Women Ensemble, Daughters of Cybele, Women Drummers for World Peace joined by guest actress Cynthia Enfield and violinist Susan Aquila.

Countries around the world, including Southern Italy, Brazil, Africa and the Middle East have musical traditions based on the power of women. Belloni and Company will emulate one of the most ancient ways of praying and healing, including sacred chanting to the Black Madonna sung by female voices in harmony, accompanied by various percussion instruments (frame drums, tambourines, shakers, djembes, ballaphones, dumbecks, riqqs, mazhars, and marimbas.) Dancers will spin and stomp their feet in celebration of life and peace with the healing trance dance of the Tarantella.

With "Daughters of Cybele," Alessandra Belloni carries on the tradition of Roman priestesses who played the tambourine in worship of Dionysus, God of ecstasy and wine, and the Earth goddess Cybele.

"It was as if the crowd had been transported to a secret clearing somewhere in the Piemonte to witness some wonderfully obscure, mystical ritual."
Lucid Culture Blog

Set in ancient Greece, Oedipus, the ill-fated King of Thebes, unknowingly murders his father, marries his mother, and in one of the most provocative tragedies of all time, insists the horrific truth be revealed, even at the price of his own destruction.

with
JORDON FELTNER
as Oedipus

CYNTHIA ENFIELD
as Jocasta

DANIEL KISALA
as Creon

OWEN KAVANAGH
as Priest and Old Shepherd

RUSTY COOK
as Corinthian Messenger

GEORGE STULTS
as Teiresias

STEPHANIE JONES
as Ismene and Citizen

AMANDA DILLARD
as Antigone and Citizen

and

Citizens of Thebes: WILLIAM APPS, KATE CARFORA,
GARRETT BURRESON, MATT WILDER, LAUREN MURASKI,
STEPHEN MEDVIDICK, ARIELLE BENDORY, ASHLEY KOWZUN,
BETH KOPERWHATS

Music - MATTHEW GANDOLFO
Set - KRIS KELLEHER
Costumes - BETH KOPERWHATS
Dramaturge - PATRICIA GARDNER

Players Theatre
115 MacDougal Street
New York, NY 10012
(Just north of Minetta Lane)

Monday, September 21, 8:00 PM
Wednesday, September 23, 8:00 PM

LUMINATO FESTIVAL, TORONTO CANADA

DENNIS CLEVELAND
THE END OF CINEMATICS
FAILING KANSAS
CANADIAN SONGBOOK

ART WITH AMBITION
American avant-garde composer Mikel Rouse brings to Toronto his trilogy of modern multimedia pop/rock operas.
Luminato Festival blog and photographs

Set in a television studio, this tale of a trashy talk-show host and his
ill-fated guests offers a critique of popular culture's promise of success.

Written and Directed by Mikel Rouse
Starring Mikel Rouse
with
Cynthia Enfield, Matthew Gandolfo, Joseph Halajian, Siri Howard,
Ryuji Noda, Christina Pawl, Robert Rivera, Sylver Logan Sharp ,
Levensky Smith , Penelope Thomas
and guest artists
Byron Abalos, Tarah Consoli, Cynthia Dempster, Marcus Jamin,
Rob Kempson, Idil Mussa, Alexandra Parravano, Steve Ryan,
Ryna Schnickler, Cara Volchoff

Toronto Film School Studio, 39 John St., $35.

Music, theatre and film combine in an immersive meditation on cinema's corporate
transformation and the fragmentation of the modern media-viewing experience.

Written and Directed by Mikel Rouse
Starring Mikel Rouse
With
Cynthia Enfield, Matthew Gandolfo, Christina Pawl, Robert Rivera,
Penelope Thomas

Bluma Appel Theatre, 27 Front St. E., $25 to $45.

The notorious events described in Truman Capote's 1966 book
In Cold Blood are the basis for this audio-visual interpretation of ritual,
religion and the mystery of fate.

Written and Directed by Mikel Rouse
Starring Mikel Rouse

Factory Theatre, 125 Bathurst St., $35.

Starring Mikel Rouse
with
Cynthia Enfield, Christina Pawl, Penelope Thomas
Luminato Festival Photos
Massey Hall 176 Victoria Street, $40 to $60

A Rocabaret

created by:
ROBERT JOHN COOK
SHELLEN LUBIN
with direction and vocal arrangements by:
SHELLEN LUBIN
featuring:
ROBERT JOHN COOK
CYNTHIA ENFIELD
MATTHEW GANDOLFO

accompanied by IAN HERMAN,
ROGER POST, MARY NOECKER, and more.

This "Rocabaret" piece (part alternative/folk/rock and part cabaret)
explores a critical moment in the life of a man who is trying to come to terms with his past
with the help of two voices from inside his head.
The journey is through songs by Don Henley, John Hiatt, Joe Jackson, Paul McCartney,
John Mayer, Ellis Paul, Martin Sexton, Tom Waits, Stevie Wonder, originals, and more.

Friday, April 6 • 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, April 12 • 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 14 • 5:00 p.m.

DON'T TELL MAMA
343 West 46th Street
New York City
$10 cover charge
2 drink minimum
Reservations: 212-757-0788
For more information, contact Bondrov Productions
212-864-2380 ~ bondrov@gmail.com

Tuesday, January 16
2pm and 7pm
At 78th Street Theatre Lab
3rd floor theatre
236 West 78th Street

In post-Communist Ukraine, a Jewish family struggles to emigrate to a new life. As they
try to maneuver through the insane rules of a country in change, they realize that much
of the struggle is within their own walls. Leon's Dictionary is a play about a universal desire,
set in a world that few in the West are familiar with.

I am very excited to be performing in the upcoming Fall production of Mikel Rouse's The End of Cinematics.
It is the third part of an 'opera verite' trilogy consisting of Falling Kansas and the critically acclaimed "talk show" opera Dennis Cleveland.

Judith Shakespeare Company
RESURGENCE

New Play Development Lab 2006
presents a concert reading of
Bounty of Lace
by Susan Merson

directed by Shellen Lubin

CAST:
Christine Campbell
Cynthia Enfield
Jane Ives
Susan Merson

April 2, 2006
6:15 PM
Arthur Seelen Theatre
The Drama Book Shop
250 West 40th Street, NYC

THE BELT THEATRE
presents
a reading of a new play
THE GOOD STENO
BY
LEAH KORNFELD FRIEDMAN
WITH
DANA LIATSIS, PABLO SCHREIBER , BILL RAYMOND, PAUL BEN-VICTOR,
LEV GORN, NICOLE WINSTON, ROBERTA WALLACH,
CYNTHIA ENFIELD, HEIDI DU TOIT

DIRECTED BY
PAUL BEN-VICTOR

Award winning playwright Leah Kornfeld Friedman's exciting new dark comedy
brings to life the garment center jungle of the 1940's.

SATURDAY, MAY 10, 3:00 PM. rsvp 310- 463-0012.
The Belt Theatre 336 West 37th Street, New York City

Sticks and Stones Productions
presents

YOUR HEALTH COMES FIRST
…YOU CAN ALWAYS HANG YOURSELF LATER
a dramatic reading of selected stories

WRITTEN BY:
BARA CASELEY SWAIN

Friday, June 8, 2001
7:00 PM
Kaufmann Theatre
American Museum of Natural History

MUSIC AND LYRICS:
JAMES GILCHRIST

ADDITIONAL MUSIC:
KYLE SANNA

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY:
LISA FELDMAN

STARRING:
KATHERINE DIAMOND
CYNTHIA ENFIELD
JAMES GILCHRIST
MIDGE MONTGOMERY
BARA SWAIN
JACKSON TAYLOR

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: HELEN GROSSO