CYRILLA
BAERCYRILLA
BAERFILM
| Raging Hormones | Millie (co-star) | Planet Productions |
THEATRE
| Laughing Gas Comedy Improv Theatre Company | Improv Performer | New Theatre, Coral Gables |
| Secrets Every Smart Traveller Should Know | Woman 2 | Actors' Playhouse, Miami |
| Nothing Less Than Love | Belle | Hollywood Playhouse, Florida |
| Ruthless! | Miss Thorn/Ms. Block/Lita Encore | Colony Theatre, Miami Beach (Dir. Joel Paley) |
| Nunsense | Sister Mary Amnesia | Burt Reynolds Theatre, Jupiter, Florida |
| Nunsense 2 | Sister Mary Amnesia | Jupiter Dinner Theatre (Dir. Norb Joerder) |
| Nunsense Jamboree | Sister Mary Amnesia | The Off-Broadway Theatre, Wilton Manors, Florida |
| The House of Blue Leaves | Second Nun | Coconut Grove Playhouse, Miami |
| The Pajama Game | Mabel | Actors' Playhouse |
| Coconuts! | Woman 1 | Coconut Grove Playhouse |
| Oklahoma! | Ado Annie | Parker Playhouse, Fort Lauderdale |
| Carousel | Nettie | Township Performing Arts Theatre |
| The Most Happy Fella | Cleo | Royal Palm Dinner Theatre & Country Dinner Playhouse |
| Morning's at Seven | Myrtle | The Barn Dinner Theatre |
| Bernstein's Mass | Soloist | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra |
| Man of La Mancha | Aldonza | Shawnee Playhouse |
| Tintypes | Anna Held | Burt Reynolds Theatre |
| Annie, Get Your Gun | Annie Oakley | Naples Dinner Theatre & The Lone Star |
| A Company of Wayward Saints | Columbine | The Lone Star Annex |
| They're Playing Our Song | Sonia | The Barn Dinner Theatre |
| The Mikado | Pitti-Sing | Southeastern Savoyards/PBS Television |
Ms. Baer has also appeared in revues of the music of Rodgers & Hart; Rodgers & Hamerstein; Irving Berlin; Stephen Sondheim; and anthologies of Hollywood, Broadway, and Yiddish Theatre music in various venues and tours.
COMMERCIALS & INDUSTRIALS
Conflicts available on request. 1994 Gold and Silver ADDY Awards (voiceover); 1993 MAXI Award (On-Camera)
TRAINING
Atlanta High School of the Performing Arts
ACTING: Kent Stephens, Alliance Theatre; VOICE: Joy Davidson, Eddy Ruhl, Gertrude Mcfarland, Paul Eisenhart, Robert Shaw SHAKESPEARE: John Felix, Caldwell Theatre; MONOLOGUES: J.C. Cutler, Guthrie Theatre (at Florida Stage) DANCE: 7 years Ballet, 5 Tap, 2 Jazz; VOICEOVER: Connie Zimet, Dick Orkin IMPROVISATION: Gerald Owens
SPECIAL SKILLS
Vocal range over three octaves, from
coloratura to low chest "belt"; character voices; puppeteer;
comic monologues; patter songs; good ear for dialects; magician's
assistant; stage weaponry (pistol/rifle); opera and operetta arias;
parody lyricist; interactive theatre and comey improvisation;
children's concerts; animal impressions (vocal only).