Annie Gaybis Actress, Singer, Dancer

     
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Broadway, where she starred in the revival of “Oh! Calcutta!” to Las Vegas “City Lights” at the Flamingo Hilton. 

   
Annie Gaybis is what is known in the business as a triple threat. She acts, sings and dances.

Dance Photographer Larry White

   
Her first film “Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” starred Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton. Many films followed right up to the controversial “Showgirls” where under Margurite Derricks choreography she was featured throughout the film as one of its main dancers.

Onstage, Annie has been featured opposite John Raitt (father of Bonnie) in the Los Angeles production of “South Pacific” and was selected to work with Placido Domingo in over a half dozen productions at the Los Angeles Dorothy Chandler including Carmen and Othello.

From being profiled on “60 Minutes” to guest appearances with Regis as well as guest starring with her husband John Byner in two holiday specials for the Family Channel.

Annie has worked with Eddie Murphy in “Distinguished Gentlemen” and Kevin Costner in “Waterworld” as well as guesting on “Baywatch,” “Sliders,” “Married With Children,” and “Leeza.”

Ms. Gaybis has toured the world with her cabaret show. To date, she has shared the stage with headliners such as Vic Damone, Phyllis Diller, Rodney Dangerfield, Peggy Lee, David Brenner, Red Buttons, Hal Linden, Little Richard, Michael Bulbe, Joel Grey, Kevin Meaney and Jeff Ross.

In 2009, Annie co-starred opposite Greg Leute for Independent Artists as Melissa in Love Letters where one critic wrote, “She imbues her Melissa with such enthusiasm, exuberance, loveliness, warmth, desirability, neediness and vulnerability--this production of Love Letters is such a triumph.”

She also, in 2009, shot The Greatest Show On Earth in Orlando for Cam White which is hitting the festival circuit. She starred as the lovable Billie Dawn in the rarely revived Born Yesterday where the review in The Flagler Times said, "Quite an artistic challenge for Annie Gaybis who acquits herself wonderfully in the starring role. No surprise really--we'd been awed by her performances." Annie finished the year as guest artist with First Coast Ballet and The Jacksonville Symphony in their production of The Nutcracker.

   

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