CYNTHIA ELIZABETH LEVIN
- SAG-AFTRA
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Represented by: |
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CSP Management / Citizen Skull Productions (CA) (323) 302-4242; Ext. 101 |
WEBSITE: https://cynthialevinproductions.com/ | ||
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FILM | ||
The Relentless Patience of Priscilla Cranberry |
Writer & Lead/Priscilla Cranberry |
Dir. Patrick Trettenero |
Wedlocked |
Co-Star |
Dir. Debra Zarne |
Death O'Clock |
Lead/Debra Singer |
Dir. Hannah Walti |
The Craigslist Therapist |
Carol - The Therapist |
Dir. Grace Campbell |
Love Never Changes |
Jackie |
Dir. Joe Conneely |
Night Bus |
Comic on the Bus |
Dir. Simon Baker |
Headlock Security |
Jean |
Dir. Kate Roxburgh |
The Adventures of Amy |
Lead/Amy Pascal |
Dir. Leah Myette |
The Goat or Who is Sylvia |
Co-Star |
Dir. Matthew MacDonald |
Pocket Queens |
Co-Star |
Dir. John Kaiser |
Burn |
Co-Star |
Dir. Nicole Philips |
Out of Place |
Co-Star |
Dir: Todd Broder |
Butch in the City |
Co-Star |
Dir: Todd Broder |
Crusaders of Science |
Featured |
Dir: Steve Willis |
See Jane Run |
Featured |
Dir: Sarah Thorp |
Who's the Caboose? |
Featured |
Dir: Sam Seder |
Tanner '88 (HBO) |
Featured |
Dir: Robert Altman |
TELEVISION | ||
Legion |
Violet 55 |
FX - Dir. Daniel Kwan |
The Mortician's Daughter |
Mrs. Miller |
Dir. Scout Taylor-Compton |
50 Ways to Kill Your Lover |
Susan Kuhnhausen |
Dir. Hanna Berrigan |
Life Support - Pilot |
Bridget |
Dir. Michael Sanchez |
The Love Hunt |
Co-Star |
Pilot |
STAND-UP COMEDY TV APPEARANCES | ||
Comics Unleashed |
Comic/Guest |
ABC |
Shipmates |
Self |
SONY PICTURES TV |
Dice Undisputed |
Featured |
VH1 |
Split Ends |
Sketch Player |
E! Entertainment Network |
Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn |
Comic/Guest |
Comedy Central |
Comic View |
Comic |
B.E.T. |
The Kute Show |
Comic/Guest |
Pilot |
The Stephanie Miller Show |
Sketch Player |
Network, Syndicated |
CORPORATE | ||
Expedia - Backpack to Brief Case |
TV News Reporter-Tracy Weisner |
Benjamin Taylor Films |
COMMERCIALS | ||
Conflicts available upon request |
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ONE WOMAN SHOWS | ||
You Gotta Be Shouldin' Me! Conversations with My Ego, Carl |
Self |
Meta Theater, LA, CA |
Nobody Gets Away Unscathed |
Linda Lovin - Lounge Singer |
Edinburgh Fringe Festival |
Unprepared for Life |
Self |
Edinburgh Fringe Festival |
10 Years to Life in LA County |
Self |
LA, CA and NYC |
I Didn't Want To Go This Deep... Great! |
Self |
Luna Park, LA, CA |
I Don't Care; I Didn't Want To Be Here Anyway! |
Self |
Luna Park, LA, CA |
Shut Up! I Know What I'm Doing... |
Self |
Luna Park, LA, CA |
I'm Not A Little Sh... Anymore |
Self |
Upfront Theatre, SM, CA |
THEATRE | ||
Anton Goes to Heaven |
Meredith (Lead) |
Theater for the New City, NYC |
Playing Jordan Goldman |
Director, LI Woman |
Theatre Theater, LA, CA |
Bathroom Confessions |
Bernie (Lead) |
The 78th St. Theatre Lab, NYC |
Sister Calling My Name |
Lindsey (Lead) |
Theatre of the Performing Arts |
Billy Rae |
California, Joanna |
Playhouse of the Foothills, LA |
Zombie Attack |
Corey, Alice |
The Cast Theatre, LA |
Biker MacBeth |
Witch, Murderer |
The Prop Theatre, Chicago |
Peaches the Whore |
Wally Beadleman |
The Prop Theatre, Chicago |
Harlequin |
Judy (Punch & Judy) |
The Second City, Chicago |
Gorey Stories |
Mona (Lead) |
The Station Theatre,Urbana, IL |
Edmond |
Glenna |
The Station Theatre,Urbana, IL |
STAND-UP COMEDY | ||
Covent Garden Comedy Club, Downstairs at The King's Head |
Clubs all over London, UK & Ireland |
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The Comedy Store, The Improv, The Laugh Factory |
Los Angeles, CA |
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Comic Strip, Caroline's, Boston, StandUp NY, Laugh Factory |
Dangerfield's, Laugh Lounge |
New York City |
Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad |
Comic/Sketch Comedianne |
United States Tour and Canada |
Tess's Funnyhoneys |
Comic |
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba |
Armed Forces Tour |
Comic |
Japan, Korea, Kosovo, Sarajevo |
Puppetry of The Penis |
Opening Comic |
New York City |
FESTIVALS AND AWARDS | ||
The Comedy Store's |
One to Watch |
Hollywood Reporter Comedy Iss. |
Edinbugh Fringe Festival |
Comic |
Edinburgh, Scotland |
Sketchfest |
Comic/Guest |
San Francisco Sketch Festival |
The Bentzen Ball Comedy Festival |
Comic |
Washington, D.C |
Lady's of Laughter Competition, NYC |
Comic |
1st Runner Up |
Comedy Central's Laugh Riots Competition |
Comic |
Semi-Finalist |
Always Makes Me Laugh |
& Funniest Female Comic |
LA's Alternative Comedy Award |
TRAINING | ||
Anthony Meindl's Actor Workshop |
Teacher |
Los Angeles, CA, London, UK |
Ian Tucker |
Cold Reading |
Los Angeles, CA |
Joanne Baron and DW Brown Studio |
Meisner & Alexander Techniques |
Beverly Hills, CA |
The Second City |
Improvisation |
Chicago, IL |
Player's Workshop from Second City |
Improv |
Chicago, IL |
Victory Gardens |
Building a Character, Movement |
Chicago, IL |
Training Center for the Working Actor |
Movement, Character Acting |
Chicago, IL |
Acting Program |
University of Illinois |
Champagne, IL |
SPECIAL SKILLS | ||
Stand-up, Writer, Physical Comedy |
Stage Combat, Dancing, Singing |
Basketball, Boxing |
Voice Over - Character/Commerical |
Dialects |
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Stand-Up Comedy Teacher, Acting Teacher |
Meisner Technique Instructor |
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Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 5'9" |
Weight: 162 lbs |
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Stand-Up Comic, Speak some French, Speak some Spanish, Read Hebrew, Aerobics, Baseball, Basketball, Body Building, Boxing, Canoeing, Combat - Stage, Cycling, Cycling - Mountain Biking, Equestrian - General, Football, Frisbee, Jump Rope, Kick Boxing, Ping Pong, Running - General, Softball, Swimming - ability - general, Weight Lifting, Comedian, Dance Jazz, Host, Improvisation, Mime, Vocal Range: Soprano, Voiceover, American - Minnesota Accent, American - New York Accent, American - Southern Accent, American - Standard/General Accent, British - Cockney Accent, Eastern European Accent, French Accent, German Accent, Greek Accent, Hungarian Accent, Iraqi Accent, Israeli Accent, Italian Accent, Jewish/Yiddish Accent, Polish Accent, Puerto Rican Accent, Quebecois Accent, Russian Accent, Slavic - South Eastern Bloc Accent, Spanish Accent
Chicago native Cynthia Levin was taking improv classes at The Second City Player’s Workshop and the Training Centre for the Working Actor by age 15. It was in these idea incubators and in her untethered upbringing where she learned the art of authentic truth telling because someone had to do it. As her mother explained one day over half a sandwich and soup, “You’ve always been the truth-teller in the family, but you know what? Nobody wants to hear it!” Luckily for Cynthia, many people did want to hear it.