CINDY MARVELL
Cindy
Marvell began making her mark on New York City ceilings at age twelve.
As a teenager, she studied at the Antic Arts Academy at SUNY Purchase,
practicing her way to her professional debut at the Carnegie Hall Serenades
Festival.
After graduating from Oberlin College with honors in 1988, she became the first
woman ever to win the International Juggling Association's Championship.
Her work has taken her to Europe, Japan, Hong Kong, and ex-Soviet
Georgia.
After touring with San Francisco's Pickle Family Circus in the early 90’s, she
returned to New York to study dance at the Limon Institute and the Isadora
Duncan Foundation.
Her performances in that region include “Bouncing Back” at Dance Theater
Workshop, “Ladyfingers” at Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors, Young People's Concerts
at Avery Fisher Hall, P.B.S. specials for “Sesame Street” and Elizabeth Swados,
and the N.Y. Renaissance Festival.
Off stage, Cindy has written articles about her field for “The New York
Times” and has taught at the Big Apple Circus School.
Now in her eighth year with Lazer Vaudeville, she has graduated from
Sleepytime herbal tea to Java Jolt, so look out!
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