CHRISTINE MORCI

Christine Morci began her career in entertainment as a professional dancer in Michigan, hosting, producing and performing in her own dance-themed TV variety show “Detroit Arabesque”. While studying at the University of Michigan, she was discovered and asked to join the Marta Zorina Dance Troupe in New York City. Over time, she performed Adagio/Paus de Deux, etc. in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and other major concert theaters; and in two Broadway productions, “Carnival” and “Oh, Brother.”

Morci has made major contributions to a pair of network projects. Author Budd Hopkins called upon her for advisement when CBS produced a miniseries based on his book, Intruders. The show starred Emmy Award Winners Richard Crenna and Mare Winningham, as well as Golden Globe Award Winner Susan Blakely and Tony Award Winner Ben Vereen. In addition, her knowledge of origin mythology of ancient civilizations earned her a research and consulting role in “Mystery of the Sphinx”, an NBC prime-time special documentary starring Hollywood icon Charlton Heston. The show was produced by BC Studios of New York City, and Robert Watts of “Star Wars”, “Raiders of the Lost Ark” and “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” fame.