Vintage Seraphim
The Seraphim Quartet performs your wartime favorites from the 1940’s.


After the show, a couple of the girls had a hot time at the Cotton Club.

The Seraphim Quartet performs your wartime favorites from the 1940’s.


After the show, a couple of the girls had a hot time at the Cotton Club.

Once Again, Seraphim performed at the 2009 Rennaisance Fair.

Their show was filled with fanciful stories . . .

. . . and boisterous fun.

Seraphim has a unique appeal among the little princesses. They think the ladies are big princesses or queens.

The kids feel free enough to want to join Seraphim when the ladies invite them to do London Bridges.

When I grow up, I want to…

Bill photographed Seraphim at the 2009 Renaissance Festival. Their show includes a number of their classic performances like the one pictured below.

Seraphim has added several new numbers to their repertoire as well, two of which are pictured below.


To find out when Seraphim next will be performing, you may visit their website at http://seraphimquartet.org/
Bill Gatesman captured these images of Seraphim swirling the skirts of our dresses as we danced during the 2008 Renaissance Festival. While he considers the pictures with their garish colors to be unfinished working copies, we present them to you for your enjoyment nonetheless.

Beware the Raggle Taggle Gypsy!

In the summer of 2008 the ladies of Seraphim honored America’s veterans and veteran’s spouses by performing at the Washington, D.C. V.A. hospital and at the military nursing home in D.C.

“I won’t sit under the Apple Tree with anyone else but you.”

The guys at the Poker table commented after the show that the performance was “tight”!

Nothin’ like “Shoo-Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy!”
One of our favorite photographs of a supporting player in the Seraphim retinue is this picture of the Petulant Peasant Girl.

The photographs of William M. Gatesman, occasionally including photographs of the Seraphim Quartet in performance, are featured at www.wmgphoto.com.
William Gatesman’s observations about photography are featured on the Photography and the Creative Process website at www.wmgphotoblog.com.
Bill’s law office is featured at the Maryland Elder Law website at www.gatesmanlaw.com.