Cynthia Valentine

Cynthia is a poetic, dramatic, spoken word artist. She shares her works through dramatics as well as through spoken word. She is sometimes accompanied by back up singers, dancers and actors.
She has material for Christians as well as R & B audiences. Her works appeal to young and seasoned audiences.

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Cynthia displayed her acting talents in, "An Evening in Elegance" at the Los Angeles Theatre and at Georgia State University’s production of “She”. She headlined in the poetic, dramatic presentation of "Visions Through Me". Dancers, actors, singers and poets accompanied her. In addition to stage plays she has appeared on “The Resident”, “Lodge 49”, “Star”, “Greenleaf” and other television shows. She currently plays a recurring role as Marian Paulsen on the series, "Conversations with God".
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Cynthia is the author of two poetic and dramatic reading books, "Inspired by Destiny" and "If I Could Rewrite the Poetry", a biography, "My Glory, My Story". She has two novels, "Innocent Betrayal Melinda’s Story," "Innocent Betrayal Anthony's Story", and is currently working on the third instalment of the four-part Betrayal series. To her credit are two poetic, spoken word albums, "Role Model" and "Messed up To Be Blessed up". "My Heart Said I Love You" is being released August of 2019.

Cynthia was a member of Roni's Backstreet Poetry and has appeared at the Comedy Store’s Cometri hosted by Roni Walters and TK Carter. She also appeared at Marla Gibb's Theatre, Universal City Walk, The African Market Place, West Angeles C.O.G.I.C. Kiononia and Coffee, several churches programs and California colleges; The Psalmist Hour in San Diego Ca, The Ontario Convention Center and the list goes on.

Cynthia was featured at Borders Book Store on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, Ca. She was seen on the West Coast Apollo Television Show, L.A. Inside Out, and Atlanta Live! She was a guest on the 860 Love AM radio show Women of Standard three times.

Cynthia is a versatile, seasoned artist. She is able to accommodate venues of all kinds. Her material is not crass and most of her works can be performed before all audiences. There a no special technical requirements. However, this could changed depending on the venue.