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With the participation of the artists in residence at ETdC Projects’ Lab: Roi Escudero - Andy Chmelko - Mika Oyaizu - Eddy Rimada - Maria Salzano - Blake Ervin - Alan Kanevsky - James Taitte - Alex Orzeckbyrnes - Richard Stevens -Patricia Herrera -Sugalick and other guest artists. Choreographers: Mika Oyaizu - Alex Orzeckbyrnes - Richard Stevens Original Recorded music by: Roi Escudero and La
Banda
Argentina - Melody McCluskey, Federico Serravalle Produced by Roi Escudero Associate Producer and Technical Director: Alan Kanevsky Production Assistant and Literary Editor: Andy Chmelko Stage Manager: Blake Ervin Sound and Light Board: Joanna DeLeon Set Atmospheric Geometric Paintings by James Ewan Origami by Nika Oyaizu Production Designer: Multimedia video, mise en scène, costumes and masks by Roi Escudero Running time: 60 minutes, no intermission Venue: The Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette Street, 3rd Floor Performance dates: Special Thanks: Patrons of the Arts Joan and Frederick Nicholas; The Ray and Wyn Ritchie Evans Foundation, Jette and Steve Wobido, Director at The Children’s Aid Society, at The Philip Coltolf Greenwich Village Center; Valentin and James Ewan; Mario Fratti; NYC; Rochelle and Martin Denton, nytheatre.com; INDIETHEATER.ORG; William B. Karesh, D.V.M. Vice President, Global Health Program Wildlife Conservation Society Roi "Bubi" Escudero's ETdC Projects’ Lab is a proud member of the New York City INDIE Theatre. Bubi's work is under the umbrella of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. – Tel: 212-628-5190
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seconds of ecstasy! a video by Roi "Bubi"
Escudero. All rights reserved World Wide
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 In a perfect world, every child would be nurtured by a loving family, attend a challenging and exciting school and live in a supportive community. But the sad reality is that not every child has these opportunities. The Children’s Aid Society fills the
gaps between what children have and what they need to thrive.
The Children’s Aid Society fills the gaps between what children have and what they need to thrive. We have been serving children for more than 150 years, a longevity that is a testament to our ability to adapt to the always changing needs of today’s youth. After all, you don’t succeed for 150 years by being old-fashioned. The Philip Coltoff Center at Greenwich Village has been providing outstanding programs and services to the downtown community since 1892. The center is currently offering a range of services that includes Early Childhood, Nursery, After School, Children's Art, Children's Theater, and Adult programming. The Philip Coltoff Center at Greenwich Village is proud to operate under the auspices of The Children's Aid Society. The Center's mission is to be a center of community life, to provide high quality programs and sponsor events that enrich the social, cultural, intellectual and creative lives of the children, families and community at large. The Center offers scholarship support to children and families to facilitate their participation in these programs.
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