Music at the Anthology Inc

Nouveau Classical Project Inc, now operating as Isogram Projects, is a creative production hub based in Brooklyn, NY, dedicated to serving artists and audiences through dynamic multidisciplinary programs. Their initiatives include Trustfall, a work-in-progress series designed for sound-based and interdisciplinary artists, as well as low-cost creative workshops. Founded by interdisciplinary artist Sugar Vendil, Isogram Projects focuses on developing and producing innovative works that reflect her experiences as a second-generation Filipinx American. The organization aims to forge new creative pathways in interdisciplinary performance while fostering community engagement through events like the upcoming Filipinx holiday gathering with Kinding Sindaw. Generated from the website

Stanton Collaborative, founded by renowned lighting designer Ben Stanton, specializes in offering full-service design solutions for concerts, events, and art installations. With a remarkable portfolio that includes multiple Broadway productions and collaborations with prominent recording artists, the firm is at the forefront of innovative lighting design. Ben Stanton, a five-time Tony Award nominee and various award winner, also serves as an Assistant Professor at Brooklyn College, where he imparts his expertise in lighting design and programming. His work spans a diverse range of performances, blending theatrical traditions with modern concert experiences. Generated from the website

The BEAT Festival, founded in 2012 by Stephen Shelley, celebrated five consecutive years of groundbreaking performances across Brooklyn, New York City. The festival showcased over 100 shows featuring 40 diverse artists in 25 venues, highlighting the extraordinary creativity and cultural richness of the borough. Through innovative partnerships with renowned cultural institutions like the Brooklyn Museum and the Brooklyn Public Library, the festival amplified artists' visibility and created memorable experiences, including a unique opening night event that brought together all participating acts. The BEAT Festival forged a lasting impact on the local arts scene, marking its legacy in the history of Brooklyn's vibrant cultural landscape. Generated from the website