about

Cindy Lyndin has been a private voice instructor and coach for actors, in addition to being a theatrical director and producer, award-winning vocal director, commercial actor and voice Talent (SAG/AFTRA), and having served as Executive Director/Producer for various arts organizations. Cindy has released two albums of lullabies, and has spent time in advertising and publishing. Though she caught the show business bug from her father's extensive collection of Broadway cast albums, she actually began her performing career at the age of 10 as a featured part of her parents' touring magic act.

“I remember my time on the boards in the family’s magic act, The Amazing Aladdins. We toured the West and were featured at conventions of all types. My mom was a dancer till my dad turned her into a magician’s assistant. Dad spent his early adulthood thoroughly enjoying playing the villain and the piano with Denver’s Windsor Players, a melodrama troupe. Years and years later the Northwest came to know him as Beepo the Clown. Greasepaint runs in our genes and I begin to see evidence of that theater
heritage in my children. Right now they are my most immediate and enthusiastic audience, and they know our act by heart.”

Cindy develops the musical arrangements and medleys for the team.

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“My first recollection is being very young and dancing to a Red Buttons song at a neighborhood place down the street where we lived in the Bronx, New York City. Suddenly, I was showered with more coins than I’d ever seen. The silver dollars were especially memorable. I was hooked. Later on a friend and I gave the usual backyard shows where we tested our magic act. He was the real magician, but I had the tails and top hat. He cast me as the escape artist. Watching a Fred Astaire movie on television led to a real interest in dance. Years after that I had the pleasure of interviewing a series of show biz greats for a Boston radio station, and Astaire was among them.”