Beth the Sybil

PERFORMANCE UPDATES

Saturday, April 9, 2005

Conjuring Peace & Passion
An ecstatic medieval ritual of song and dance...
Whitefire Theatre - Late Night Cabaret Festival
11 - 12:30 pm - $15.00
13500 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks
(2 blocks E. of Woodman)
valet parking - reservations 818-687-8559
sponsored by
The Institute for Spiritual Entertainment Los Angeles - ISELA
committed to creating and promoting media that awakens the thruth
within us in order to inspire individual and social transformation.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2004 2:00 - 3:00 pm performance

Inland Empire Autumn Harvest Festival:
The 2004 Pagan Pride Day - a celebration of spiritual diversity and charity food drive
Festival 10 am - 6 pm, vendors, workshops, entertainment
Sylvan Park in Redlands at corner of Colton Ave and University St.
Take I-10 east to Riverside. Exit University st and go left. 1/2 mile to Colton
aproximately 1 hr. 15 min from LA
Bring one can of food to donate as entrance fee

FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 2004 9:00 PM

RJ's Restaurant and Bar
252 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills

$10 cover - 21+ unless eating dinner with adults - no minimums
dinner reservations suggested - 310-274-7427

FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2004 8:30 PM
LEVEL ONE SUPPER CLUB

$10 COVER RESERVATIONS REQUESTED

6311 WISHIRE BLVD. (AT CRESCENT HEIGHTS)
323-655-4444

LA Music Awards showcase

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 9:30 PM
LEVEL ONE
6311 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles
(Wilshire & Crescent Heights)

A CONCERT FOR WORLD PEACE

Thursday, May 1, 8:30 pm

Beth the Sybil; A Medieval Rock Odyssey & RebbeSoul

Change the world with a sound! Heal the Earth with a dance!

Presented by the South Bay Music Awards at 705 Night Club in Hermosa Beach
$10.00 admission with reservation $12.00 at door 21 and over
705 Pier Avenue Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
http://www.at705.com (has easy directions off the 405 or p. 762 G-2 Thomas Guide)
310-372-9705 for dinner and/or show reservations Full dinner menu and sushi bar. Ample free parking

RebbeSoul: Blends rock sensibilities, world-fusion stylings, traditional Hebrew melodies with an innate gift for storytelling, to create a sound that is ageless, yet completely progressive. "Blending melody and electricity...there's a depth of soul which draws you in.": http://www.rebbesoul.com

CALL TO ARTS EXPO CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE

SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 5:00 PM - Solo performance

More than 50 music, poetry and theatrical performances will take place at the 2003 Spring Call to Arts! Expo, Festival and Conference on April 19th from 10:00am-8:00pm on three separate performances stages at the University Student Center facilities at Cal State Northridge (CSUN). Entrance to the Public Arts and Music Festival Portion of the event is FREE to arts and music lovers. There will be live music, food, fine arts and other exhibits.
For more info on the event go to: http://www.CallToArts.ArtistsHelpingArtists.org

DIRECTIONS TO FESTIVAL Take 405 Fwy to Nordhoff St. Go west on Nordhoff St. 2 1/2 miles to Zelzah Ave. Go right on Zelzah 2 blocks to Parking Lot G4. LOOK... FREE PARKING SPOTS ARE AVAILABLE. Go into the University Student Center facilities and the expo and festival are there.

Check out photos and audience response from our last show at the Knitting Factory Hollywood. Click Here!
Check out photos from our Beverly Hills, The Joint show and Hollywood & Highland video. Click Here!

PRESS RELEASE

On November 9, 2001, the astounding 640,000 square foot entertainment complex, Hollywood & Highland, opened its doors to the public. This magnificent facility hosts broadcast facilities, a fitness club, 70 shops, restaurants, cafes, a six screen movie theatre, a 40,000 square foot grand ballroom and the new Academy Awards Kodak Theatre. Additionally, within this modern architectural landmark are several permanent art installations funded by the mandated art in public places fund that required the Hollywood and Highland developers, to designate 1% of their budget to public art projects.

Grandest among these art installations is the impressive four story video sculpture, Chandelier Fall, situated in the area adjacent to the Kodak Theatre entrance, surrounded by the ascending and descending escalators designed by artist Michael Davis and filmmaker Christie Frields. Including half a dozen solo artists, it features the breathtaking recording artist and dancer, Beth The Sybil. In this video exhibit, Beth dances to the original composition, Rivertrill, composed by her music partner, Greg Harris, from her recently released debut CD, My King Nimrod - A Medieval Rock Odyssey.

Chandelier Fall will screen two times per hour from 4 - 10pm daily for at least the next five years, but don’t imagine getting bored of seeing the same thing over and over again. The video is driven by a computer hard drive that will randomly reedit the ten minute video every time it plays, creating a reordering of the musical soundtrack as well, which contains several different styles of music, all by Los Angeles based composers.

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