Magie Dominic

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Activist, poet, and memoirist MAGIE DOMINIC  inspired the character “Rona” in my play, Kennedy’s Children. When people scoff, “No one could have done all that Rona does,” I reply, “Oh, I left out her career in underground theatre.”  See author/artist MAGIE’s WEBPAGE.

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Magie reads a poem in the 1960s on Gaanesvoort Pier, probably at an anti-war rally.

See more 1966 JAMES D. GOSSAGE photos of MAGIE and poet Moondog HERE.

BOB SHIELDS, MAGIE DOMINIC, HAAL BORSKE, and ANN SACHS filming my “The Warhol Machine.” Photo JAMES D. GOSSAGE

Magie created a number of roles at the Caffe Cino, but may be best remembered for the title role in CHARLES STANLEY’s comic-book production of Snow White

Here she is between KENNY BURGESS (“The Little Forest Animals”) and BOB LAWLOR (“Prince Charming’), photo by CONRAD WARD.

She also played “Marguerite” in Faust, and “Veronica” in Archie and His Friends.

Magie’s love of JOE and the Cino made her a dedicated Cino “temple slave.” Here, she’s making stars for the Dames at Sea set with JOE CINO himself. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

Here, she’s running sound for TOM EYEN’s Why Hanna’s Skirt Won’t Stay Down. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

She was in demand as an actress, here in Saul-Paul Sirag’s The Wrong Number of Teeth at La Mama. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

In 1966, a dancing symbol in Jean Reavey’s Window at La Mama, director TOM O’HORGAN. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

In 1985, co-curator of the Caffe Cino Exhibit at Lincoln Center, seen here with BOB DAHDAH and Paul Cranefield. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

In 1999, bound in red tape as the Village Voice’s crusading cover-person (read Magie’s trenchant letters HERE and HERE.)

In 2007, on TV HERE as conservator of Cinobilia at Lincoln Center Library’s Billy Rose Collection, with poster for TOM EYEN’s Frustrata, 1965.

Magie lookin’ luvly like always, photo by Donald Sobel.

Magie lookin’ tuff in a poster used as a prop in Donovan’s Johnson, 1967. Photo by Guy Cross.

Magie with famed street-musician Moondog, at a tribute to him which she emceed. (Photo: JAMES D. GOSSAGE)

In “Thunderbirds” at La Mama

Carol Nelson as Magie in my play, “Hello, Bob,” La Mama, NYC, 1990. Photos by Becket Logan. See Carol play Magie on YouTube HERE.

Magie reads a poem in the 1960s on Gaanesvoort Pier, probably at an anti-war rally.

BOB SHIELDS, MAGIE DOMINIC, HAAL BORSKE, and ANN SACHS filming my "The Warhol Machine." Photo JAMES D. GOSSAGE