Christina Linhardt - Versatile Operatic Pop Singer, Actress, Dancer and Producer Dares Us to Beware the Enchantment of the 'Voodoo Princess' as She Conveys the Joy of Her Mystical Caribbean Journey

LOS ANGELES, CA. (Top40 Charts/ Linhardt Circus Music) - Keeping pace with the creative, jubilantly frenetic performing career of Christina Linhardt is a bit like playing pinball with a wild spirit that can assume any new role her muse inspires. One minute, she's a hip h'opera singer (as on her new song and video 'Bedlam Boyzz'), the next an exotic ethnic dancer (performing at luaus, Cinco De Mayo and St. Patty's Day festivals), and later a performance artist exploring the passions of fairies, ghosts and witches in a festival dedicated to German song and literature.

Known by some as the 'Diva of Secret Societies,' she's performed everywhere from the L.A. County Museum of Art and the Atlas-Wiltern Building to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, the Los Angeles Cathedral (as a solo angel for Cardinal Mahony), The Magic Castle and Key Club. At home in L.A., she's renowned for her interpretations of avant-garde and new music in concerts often accompanied by Cirque Du Soleil acrobats and Ringling Brothers clowns. She captured this side of her life beautifully on her critically acclaimed independent debut album Circus Sanctuary.

Linhardt is also an internationally known act. Her 'Classics To Cabaret' show is a favorite among European Royalty and diplomats and she headlined at the opening of the Grand Concert Hall Parksalle in Saxony, Germany in 2005.

The versatile singer and performer combines the best of all her worlds on her latest musically freewheeling collection Voodoo Princess, which was inspired by her mystical journeys to the Caribbean, most notably Jamaica.

While she's not performing as a musician on Voodoo Princess, Linhardt is also an accomplished flute player who began her musical career as a child flutist in the Jr. Philharmonic of California and the All-Star Southern California Honor Band; at various times, she played in orchestras behind such eclectic artists as 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Richard Simmons, Al Jarreau and Buddy Ebsen.

Follow that crazy pinball now…you just never know where Christina Linhardt's muse will take her next. On May 22, she is doing her concert of Fairies, Ghosts and Witches in German song and literature at the Goethe Institute in Los Angeles.