Hope Levy steps into the spotlight in THE CONNIE CONVERSE UNIVERSE

Now Playing at Hollywood Fringe Festival at the Actors Company

Hope Levy steps into the spotlight in The Connie Converse Universe now playing at the Hollywood Fringe Festival at the Actors Company (916 N. Formosa Ave., Los Angeles, 90046.) Hope Levy stars as Connie Converse, it’s produced by Zipperbug Music and directed by Tom Lavagnino.

Before the likes of Bob Dylan and Joan Baez made waves in the folk scene of the 1960s, Connie Converse quietly shared her self-penned songs amongst friends during the early 1950s. However, her mysterious disappearance in August of 1974 left her music veiled in obscurity.

It wasn’t until decades later, in 2009, that the world rediscovered her haunting melodies through a viral
release of her original 1954 demo recordings on Spotify. Now, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Hope Levy steps into the spotlight to breathe new life into Converse’s evocative compositions, offering a
captivating glimpse into the enigmatic world of “The Connie Converse Universe“.

Hope Levy (Performer/Producer) 

Folk-pop singer-songwriter and accomplished performer-producer, Hope Levy’s musical journey is deeply rooted in folk traditions. From her early days singing alongside legendary figures like Malvina Reynolds to her own acclaimed records, Levy has embraced the essence of folk music. Her theatrical prowess shines through various lead roles in Los Angeles productions, including iconic shows like “Les Misérables” and “The Rocky Horror Show”. Levy’s versatility extends to voice-over work, where she breathes life into beloved characters in animated series, commercials, and blockbuster films like “Boss Baby: Back in Business” where she played the mom. She can be heard singing “Welcome to Duloc” in DreamWorks “Shrek” and singing in the language of Na’vi in James Cameron’s “Avatar.” She is also the voice in the iconic beloved game and the reboot as well as voicing Rebecca Chambers in “Resident Evil: Biohazard.”

As a vocalist, Levy’s voice has graced both the stage and screen, from performing in musicals to lending
her talent to bands like “Circlons.” Her folk-pop songs, reminiscent of Jill Sobule and Susan Werner,
resonate with audiences and are available for streaming on Spotify. Beyond her artistic endeavors, Levy’s
compassionate spirit shines through her folk cabaret performances, bringing joy and entertainment to
diverse audiences, including residents in assisted living facilities across Los Angeles with a demographic
in much need of out of the box shows that delight, intrigue, touch and entertain!. With her blend of music, theatre, and community engagement, Hope Levy continues to enrich lives through her artistry and heartfelt performances.

Performances:

Thursday, June 20, 7pm
Sunday, June 23, 11am
Friday, June 28, 5:30pm
Sunday, June 30, 12:30pm
ADMISSION: $12-$15 
BUY TICKETS HERE at the Hollywood Fringe Website

RabbleRouse Theatre Sage Tip

The historic and gorgeous Formosa Cafe is a five minute walk from The Actors Company. The Formosa is said to be one of the best Chinese restaurants in West Hollywood. See a show, take a stroll. Order a Secret Garden, a Singapore Sling or a Flying Embers Ginger Yuzu Mule Hard Kombucha. Have a Crab Rangoon Dip or the Formosa Chow Fun, of course there is a vegan option. If you’re lucky enough to arrive during Golden Hour, The Ginger Rogers pairs quite well with the Shrimp Har Gow. And remember, life is unpredictable, desert is necessary: Fried Sesame Balls & Taro Ice Cream. Map HERE!