The Story:

A clan of Roma musicians and dancers have settled in a seedy section of Brooklyn. The man who smuggled them into the US is demanding payment, and their only hope lies in a romance between Zazu, a sizzling exotic Gypsy dancer and Wynn Dwyer, a wealthy motivational speaker who is infatuated with her. The plot hinges on the moody Zazu, who lives at the speed of emotion. When she actually falls for the American, the cross-cultural affair becomes a matter of life and death. Along the way, there are unforgettable love songs, drinking songs, dirty songs, and breakup songs - with clever lyrics, fleet-footed dancing, and comedic riffs on love, marriage and the American Dream.
About Viva Patshiva:
Viva Patshiva is a product of the alternative comedy, music and performance scene in New York's Lower East Side, which uses Gypsy melodies from Transylvania and Hungary as its soundtrack. The group has developed its unique party entertainment style at such downtown venues as the Bowery Poetry Club, Duvet and Drom. They were one of 17 international Gypsy bands invited to play the 2008 Droma Gypsy Festival. In December 2008, they played a command performance at the Hungarian Consulate in New York. Their acclaimed CD, "Reasons To Live" (Sacred Clowns Records), is available from CD Baby.