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Laura Galindo in Concert! ONE NIGHT STAND LAURA GALINDO IN CONCERT! OCTOBER 16 @ 7PM ET LAURA GALINDO IN CONCERT! OCTOBER 16 @ 7PM ET FEATURING Creator/Performer LAURA GALINDO Guitar JULIAN BRIONES Percussion ISAIAH HAZZARD Keys SAM REVAZ Synth & Percussion GREG TOCK Bass HENRY TRINDER Ars Nova operates on the unceded land of the Lenape peoples on the island of Manhahtaan (Mannahatta) in Lenapehoking, the Lenape Homeland. We acknowledge the brutal history of this stolen land and the displacement and dispossession of its Indigenous people. We also acknowledge that after there were stolen lands, there were stolen people. We honor the generations of displaced and enslaved people that built, and continue to build, the country that we occupy today. We gathered together in virtual space to watch this performance. We encourage you to consider the legacies of colonization embedded within the technology and structures we use and to acknowledge its disproportionate impact on communities of color and Indigenous peoples worldwide. We invite you to join us in acknowledging all of this as well as our shared responsibility: to consider our way forward in reconciliation, decolonization, anti-racism and allyship. We commit ourselves to the daily practice of pursuing this work. ABOUT THE ARTISTS LAURA GALINDO (Creator/Performer) is a Colombian theater and music maker. In the last year, she’s been a resident with Ars Nova’s Makers Lab, BarnArts in Maine and The New Victory Theatre’s Labworks Program. Her one-woman-and-her-band musical, Annie Aspen’s Musical Space Spectacular!, was featured in Ars Nova’s 2019 ANT Fest. It’s a love for connection that brought her to music and theater, both in the ways that the disciplines intersect and the potential they have to communicate profoundly with others. She’s working on new music with her bandmates, too. JULIAN BRIONES (Guitar) is a guitarist, composer and producer raised in the lower Hudson Valley. From a very young age Julian loved music and dabbled in many different instruments before deciding in high school that the guitar most accurately encapsulated his voice as an artist. Now Julian’s goal is to help spread joy, love and humor as a force of good in a world that is often consumed by negativity. ISAIAH HAZZARD (Percussion) is a drummer, producer and educator from Vashon Island, Washington. Currently based in Brooklyn after graduation from NYU, Isaiah plays professionally in numerous projects, including Good Morning Club, Stello, Stolen Jars and Moziah. Through performance and collaboration, Isaiah strives to inspire and empower others to follow their unique creative paths. Outside of music and education, Isaiah loves to write stories, do improv comedy, read, go hiking and play sports with friends. SAM REVAZ (Keys) is an NYC-based musician and composer. After graduating from NYU with a degree in jazz piano performance, he worked as a teaching artist until the pandemic struck. He continues to play music distantly via the virtual realm and is excited to lend his fingers and mind for another collaboration with the esteemed rock star Laura Galindo. Peace and love. GREG TOCK (Synth & Percussion) is a Brooklyn-based drummer, engineer and producer. Since graduating from NYU with a degree in music technology, he records and mixes music professionally at recording studios such as The Bridge Studio and Short Stack NY. Greg acts as the bridge between the artist and the listener, turning the inspiration into an experience. When he’s not recording or performing, Greg enjoys cooking, skateboarding and spending time outdoors with friends. HENRY TRINDER (Bass) is a writer and musician from southern Virginia, who is currently working towards a library science certification so as to coexist with old books for all of eternity. ARS NOVA 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS TEAM JENNY STEINGART JASON EAGAN JASON P. BARUCH, MAKERS LAB FOUNDING CHAIR, CO-FOUNDER FOUNDING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR SENDROFF & BARUCH LLP MANIK CHOKSI & ZI ALIKHAN ALISA LESSING RENEE BLINKWOLT LEGAL CHAIR MANAGING DIRECTOR MAURY DONNELLY & PARR GUADALÍS DEL CARMEN, DANA KIRCHMAN EMILY SHOOLTZ INSURANCE DAVID MENDIZÁBAL, VICE CHAIR ASSOCIATE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR RICH & BANDER, LLP JOÉL PERÉZ & EMMA RAMOS JUDY BEDOL CASEY YORK ACCOUNTING LAURA GALINDO SECRETARY GENERAL MANAGER STEVEN DALTON NIGHTDRIVE JASON KEMPER MAC INGRAM IT CONSULTANT MICHELLE J. RODRIGUEZ TREASURER DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR JOHN WYSZNIEWSKI, JILLIAN WALKER RICH BATTISTA TAMARA VALLEJOS EVERYMAN AGENCY PRESS REPRESENTATIVE NANCY BERGMAN DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY-IN-RESIDENCE RENEE BLINKWOLT JES LEVINE RESIDENT ARTISTS ON THE ROCKS THEATRE CO. NICOLE BRODEUR DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION GREG CORRADETTI ERIC SHETHAR VISION RESIDENCY JASON EAGAN MANAGER OF ARTISTIC PROGRAMS STARR BUSBY COMMISSIONED ARTISTS VICTOR EDOZIEN KATE WEBER NICHI DOUGLAS MELIS AKER INTERIM BUSINESS MANAGER RICK FELDMAN JJJJJEROME ELLIS VIRGINIA B. TOULMIN LIZZY FLORENCE JUSTIN SAMOY FOUNDATION COMMISSION INDIVIDUAL GIVING & RAJA FEATHER KELLY DEEKSHA GAUR KEVIN ARMENTO & SAMMY MILLER SPECIAL EVENTS MANAGER JENNY KOONS STEPHEN SIDEROW FUND MEI LIN KWAN-GETT SARAH IVINS DAVID MENDIZÁBAL FOR NEW MUSICALS COMMISSION GRETA MANSOUR MARKETING MANAGER RONA SIDDIQUI MICHAEL BRESLIN & PATRICK FOLEY DAVID MINER JAKE HAUNGS HEATHER CHRISTIAN DOUG RAPPAPORT OPERATIONS & FACILITIES MANAGER NEW YORK COMMUNITY TRUST NICHI DOUGLAS STEPHEN SIDEROW SIMON LASS NEW YORK STATE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR VAN LIER FELLOWS JON STEINGART COUNCIL ON THE ARTS COMMISSION KRIS OPPERMAN LAURA GALINDO DEEPALI GUPTA DIRECTOR EMERITUS, CO-FOUNDER ASSOCIATE PRODUCTION MANAGER MICHELLE J. RODRIGUEZ KHIYON HURSEY MIRANDA HANSON ALUMNI ADVISORY DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE JAMES & JEROME ANTOINETTE NWANDU BOARD BEN KLEIN PLAY GROUP AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT ASSOCIATE MELIS AKER ON THE ROCKS THEATRE CO. CÉSAR ALVAREZ TINA SIMPSON PRESTON MAX ALLEN RAY YAMANOUCHI RACHEL CHAVKIN MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT SERENA BERMAN ZACK ZADEK BILLY EICHNER IMMI CHAUDHRY JILL FURMAN PRODUCTIONS JOHN J. CASWELL JR BRIDGET EVERETT EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT COMMISSION VICHET CHUM LIZ FLAHIVE CHELSEA BARKER HOUSE MANAGER & COMMUNITY GUADALÍS DEL CARMEN AMBER GRAY SUPPORT/ACTION LEAD ERIKA DICKERSON-DESPENZA JOE ICONIS JACK DENTINGER GRACIE GARDNER STEPHEN KARAM MIKE ENG DYLAN GUERRA DAVE MALLOY HOUSE MANAGERS GETHSEMANE HERRON-COWARD LIZ MERIWETHER JESSIE SHINBERG RENTALS COORDINATOR IFE OLUJOBI CARLY MENSCH BEN ARONS OMAR VÉLEZ MELÉNDEZ PHILLIPA SOO COMPANY PHOTOGRAPHER ROBIN LORD TAYLOR ALEX TIMBERS BEAU WILLIMON BESS WOHL ARS NOVA WAS FOUNDED IN MEMORY OF GABE WIENER. SUPPORT ARS NOVA IF YOU ONLY KNOW ARS NOVA FOR OUR ADVENTUROUS WORLD PREMIERE PRODUCTIONS YOU DON'T KNOW THE HALF OF IT! Ars Nova is a nurturing home for early-career artists in theater, music & comedy with a mission to DISCOVER, DEVELOP & LAUNCH the brightest emerging talents. We radically support artists who are pushing the form forward, while paying them fair wages & keeping ticket prices low. HOW TO GIVE YOU MAKE THAT POSSIBLE. GIVE VIA TEXT! Text SUPRA to 44-321 to give. GIVE VIA VENMO. Venmo your donation to @Ars-Nova. GIVE ONLINE. Visit arsnovanyc.com and click Support Us! GIVE US A CALL. Talk to a real live person and give Justin a call at 212.489.9800 x141. A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS! $100,000 + Anonymous New York City Dept. of Cultural Affairs Jenny & Jon Steingart Booth Ferris Foundation New York Community Trust/NYC Zena Wiener Howard Gilman Foundation COVID-19 Response & Impact Fund Dana Kirchman & Mark Wiedman $50,000 TO $99,999 Nancy & Jeff Bergman National Endowment for the Arts Karen & Daniel Pritzker Nicole Brodeur & Alex Payne New York Community Trust/ Stephen & Saskia Siderow The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Edward & Sally Van Lier Fund The Shubert Foundation Alisa & Scott Lessing New York State Council on the Arts The Tow Foundation The Andrew W. 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