Actress, singer and writer, perhaps best known for her many years of performing English and Scottish balladry at numerous Bay Area Venues including the original Renaissance Faire. Her album "The Grey Cocked Hat" has enjoyed popularity among a certain segment of folk music aficionados and is soon to be reissued in an expanded CD release (if all goes well!). She has also gained a certain renown for her work in British Music Hall at the Dickens Christmas Fair and elsewhere, with comic songs of the 19th and early 20th century as well as her own original pieces in that style, such as "Don't Give Up the Ship, Cleo", and "The Good Fairy". A long-time 3D photographer and stereoview collector, she also gives screenings of stereoscopic slides. She is currently at work on programs for the new Excelsior Moveable Movie Palace, a portable silent film theater soon to be at work all over the Greater Bay Area and beyond.
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Annie Lore
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english, scottish, victorian, silent film, edwardian, 3d, folksongs, renaissance faire, dickens fair, stereoscopic
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Actors, Artists, Comedians, Musicians / Bands > Country, Musicians / Bands > Folk, Musicians / Bands > Jazz, Comedians > Musical Comedy, Personalities, Authors > Poets, Comedians > Sketch Comedy, Comedians > Song Parody
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