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Luscinda L. Dickey
Height: 5’7″ | Hair color: Golden Brown | Eyes: Blue
Luscinda L. Dickey is a performer and playwright from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She made her theatre debut an age eight as Dora Bailey in Singin’ in the Rain, Jr. with Spring Theatre. Favorite stage credits include: Alice in The Secret Garden and The Wistful Witch of Winter/Bunny in The North Pole Centennial Holly Jolliday Christmas Yule-A-Palooza! In 2020 she was honored to participate in the feature film Lock-In as Leisel VanLoon. Luscinda’s current project is The Suitcase, an original musical. First work shopped as a play in 2021, the musical is set to be produced in 2027. She is also creating “The Moon-dancer,” a series of dances which explore music, visual art, and written word through movement. Additionally, Luscinda is a member of the Winston-Salem Symphony Chorus.
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Lucinda Dickey Biography
Aug 14, 1960Birth Place:
Hutchinson, Kansas, USA
Biography
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Lucinda was part of the troupe when Solid Gold's third season began, and a short biography on her was included in press materials for the show. However, her stint was very brief -- so brief that most Solid Gold fans may not realize she actually danced on the show. Born and raised in Hutchinson, Kansas, Lucinda began dancing at the age of four and went on to major in dance at Kansas State University for two years. As a college student, Lucinda competed in the Miss Kansas pageant, where she won the talent division and finished third runner-up.
Lucinda then moved to Los Angeles and won a dance scholarship with the Dupree Dance Academy. After 10 months of study at Dupree, she auditioned for the movie Grease 2 (1982) and won a role as one of film's lead dancers. Lucinda also appeared in the movie Ninja III: The Domination (1984), where she played a woman possessed by the evil spirit of a ninja assassin. The movie role she is most famous for, however, is that of Kelly (aka Special K) in the 1984 cult film Breakin' (1984) which also featured Solid Gold dancers Cooley Jacks
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