Stephanie Lewin has been a professional performer since age 12, specializing in genres such as jazz, swing, R & B, early music and opera. She is a director, arranger, costumer and researcher and teaches privately with an emphasis on vocal care and prevention. She has a BA in music from UW-Milwaukee and is working on a Masters in Music History and Library Science. Stephanie recently recorded on Dark Side of the Moon Accapella, which was nominated for a 2006 CASA award for Best Contemporary Accapella Recording and currently sings with The Bootless Harlequins.
Anne Mollerskov
Annie grew up in the Joliet/Plainfield area of Illinois and went to Plainfield High School, then on to the Univiersity of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana to get her degree in music education with a vocal emphasis. Most recently, Annie went with the Opera Festival di Roma company to perform in the title role of Suar Angelica, by Puccini. Annie met up with Steph in 04' as a member of the Consorte Bella Donna, and performed with them at the Bristol Ren. Faire. (Steph later introduced her to her cute guitar playing husband, Jay <3). Annie is currently teaching music in Racine, Wisconsin, enjoys playing the oboe and piano, singing a wide range of music, drawing, painting, and dance, and is looking foreword to singing with Bootless Harlequins. Other hobbies/time wasters include learning to speak Japanese, drawing doujinshi, playing WOW with her hubby, and being a big Gilbert and Sullivan nerd.
Mike O'Donnell has been making noises since 1952. He earned a Ph.D. in Computer Science at Cornell, and supports himself by professing it at the University of Chicago. For joy, he sings everything he can, from medieval to modern. He recently performed in the choir for the Chicago production of Too Hot to Handel.
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Renaissance and Early vocal music, Bawdy Songs and Bill Cosby
Fanny and Fairly Figgy and Jack Pudding are a trio of madrigal singers who wax poetic about life, love and EVERYTHING in between.
Come visit Figgy Pudding and see what the musical mayhem is all about. Who knows, you may even join the show?