June 28, 2008 @ 93 Merchant’s Path (corner of Ranch Court)

Nicole Ansari	Blair Bess
Brian Cox	Rae Dawn Chong
Gary Dourdan	Kathryn Erbe
John Heard	Deborah Lippmann
Wendy Makkena	Linus Roache
Victor Williams	Harris Yulin

Saturday evening, June 28, 2008, WordTheatre presented "Mysteries of the Mind" at Twin Oaks Farm in Sagaponack, New York. Guests arrived at 7:30 PM and were free to stroll around the beautiful, sculpture laden property, with a glass of champagne. The original show, created, directed and produced by Cedering Fox, began at 8:00 PM. Cocktails, dinner and dancing will follow.

*Actors scheduled to perform included

• Rae Dawn Chong,
• Gary Dourdan,
• Kathryn Erbe,
• Wendy Makkenna,
• Brian Cox,
• Nicole Ansari,
• Linus Roache, 
• John Heard, 
• Harris Yulin.

Narrated by Blair Bess

Music performed by Deborah Lippmann with Neal Smith on percussion, Dexron Douglas on drums.
“Deborah Lippmann’s ravishing voice evokes the lush life of smoky jazz clubs and a more glamorous time… she’s poised to be the new voice in the girl group that includes such jazzy singers as Norah Jones, Dianne Reeves, and Diana Krall.“ (Lisa Robinson, Music Editor, Vanity Fair)

*Talent is subject to change without notice.

The event included a Silent Auction of original artwork by Aaron Holliday.

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