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evolve:theater!
Celebrate
New Year's at Galapagos!
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weekly
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12.26
8-10pm
Malibu Pineapple Promo
Galapagos got some free Malibu
Pineapple Rum, and we want to pass it along
to you. Have a tropical cocktail in the depths
of winter!

12.26
8pm
SMUT
Our
weekly series of provocative readings and performance.
This week, presenting Aileen Cho, Bed Vizzini, and
Yolanda Wilkinson.

12.26
10pm free
A Night of Classic Burlesque
Hosted by World Famous Bob
World
Famous Bob is a Galapagos favorite. She's sexy,
funny, and articulate. Plus, her breasts were voted
Best in New York by The Village Voice.
She hosts an evening of some of NYC's best burlesque
talents.
http://www.worldfamousbob.com
12.27
8pm
frontroom FREE
Regie Cabico's
SULU Performance Program
The
inaugural night of acclaimed poet and performance
artist Regie Cabico's new series, featuring emerging
and senior Asian American artists in all disciplines.
With
Janet S. Kim (playwright)
The Misnomer(s)-DJ Will Star (music)

12.27
10pm FREE
Brooklyn
Comedy Company
BCCO
spotlights industry renowned standup comedians plus
notable up and comers every week, with no drink minimum
or cover charge. It's diverse and witty stand-up,
served straight-up, and we're proud to have it here
at Galapagos!

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12.28
8pm FREE
Darmstadt
Galapagos's new
music series!
With vocalist Lian Sifuentes and composer/laptop
virtuoso Luke DuBois in a new duo collaboration.
plus
brainwave music featuring brand new EEG device
by Toshikawa Ozawa, Heather-Dewey Hagborg and
Zach Layton. And DJs Nick Hallett and Zach Layton
play "classics of the avant garde."

12.28
10pm $5
Talat
TALAT
plays Original multicultural music influenced
by Klezmer, middle eastern grooves and African
themes and spirituals, roaming between the borders
of Jazz, Groove and new structures of improvisation.
TALAT
creates highly original music through improvised
interludes, innovative solos and spontaneous team
play, implying folk and groove elements, with
an organic pastels of groovy bass lines, challenging
horn melodies and diverse compositions with multi
cultural rhythms and riffs.
TALAT
Boasts a unique blend of musicians and guests
among New York's Busiest
soloists
: Sam Newsome, Chris Speed, Marty Ehrlich, Mark
Helias, Matt Darriau, Avram Fefer, Daniel Carter,
Roy Campbel, John Ellis, Oscar Noriega, Loren
Stillman, Randy Peterson, Marc Mommaas, Matt Shulman,
Chris Cheek and many many others.
"Sophisticated sensuality-Delicious Jazz
by TALAT." - Lisa Jo Sagolla, Backstage.

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12.29
7pm $5
Poughkeepsie
is Closed
Poughkeepsie refugees have gathered in NYC during
the Christmas week since 1995. This year's reunion
is designed to celebrate friendships and to share
past and current music offered by members of the
Hudson Valley Band Reservoir Square and associates.
Featuring: Knotworking West (Narrative Bluegrass)
SLOW LEARNER (Indie Experimental Rock)
Reservoir Square (Newcomers Mature)
www.myspace.com/reservoirsquare
12.29
10pm $7
Fake
Canoe
Folky,
acoustic, experimental indie
rock.
Appearing
with Adam Mugavero.

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12.30
8pm FREE
The Love Show
The
Love Show is proud to announce that they have
been picked up by Theater For The New City to
create their own three week off off Broadway
production! In celebration of this, and in thanks
to Galapagos and everyone, we are doing a FREE
promo show. Come celebrate the holidays Love
Show style (sparkly bras and bottoms, dancing
girls (and boys!), singing, live music and fun),
and get a sneak peak at some of the new works
for their big theatrical debut! Come out of
the cold and warm up with The Love Show! Featuring
baton twirling sisters Baton Rouge. Magician
Nelson Lugo hosts.
www.theloveshownyc.com

12.30
10pm $5
Voodo:
Phoenix and the Shadow
Brooklyn's own PHOENIX & THE SHADOW, winners
of the 'Village Voice Best Of the Best Awards
(Named The Best Live Alternative Hip Hop Band
in New York) will be playing on home ground
at the Galapagos Art Space.
Lead by the male & female vocal duo of VOODO
FE' & TARON UPSHITZ, PHOENIX AND THE SHADOW
brings a high energy show with their 'TRIPPY
STARR" sound which is the blending of reagge,
rock, hip hop and jazz.
CMJ MAGAZINE writes "This record will completely
knock you on your ass"
www.phoenixandtheshadow.com

12.30
Midnite FREE
VJ/DJ
DANCE PARTY
It's a weekly dance
party event featuring multi-screen video projection
and resident DJ BOYRACER spinning the
best DISCO PUNK BRIT POP 80's 90's & 00's
-- guaranteed to make you move!

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12.31
New
Year's Eve!
Two
shows: from 8-1am
and late nite 1am-4am!
Galapagos'
World Famous New Year's Eve Celebration!
2
ROOMS, ALL NIGHT LONG!
CLICK
HERE FOR MORE INFO!
No
reservations required - Doors open at 8!
"A
New Years Eve Pick ... Ring in the New Year Williamsburg
style at this sexy bash."
-Time
Out NY
The
famous Galapagos New Year's Eve party is getting
even more glamorous this year!
At
Galapagos we know how to do New Years Eve. In
fact we're excellent at it. Years ago we had a
thought: if we had to work
then we were going to make damn sure we made the
party that we'd absolutely die to go to if we
weren't working!
So
what's on this year?
The
best of New York Burlesque and good old-fashioned
sweaty New Years Eve dancing to two great Dj's
and two of New York's best party bands
The
(beautiful!) World Famous
Bob hosts a sexy and hot burlesque
New Years Eve on our front stage, and she's joined
by Veronika Sweet,
the incredible Taylor
Mac and other burlesque hotties + Galapagos'
favorite DJ Boy Racer
spins music we KNOW makes you dance
+ Champagne descends from the ceiling at midnight!
At 1am experience our Late Night Amp Up with Galapagos'
newest favorite DJ Tikka
Masala spinning Bangra mixes, and performances
by The Dansettes,
The Flanks, and Cheese
on Bread!

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1.1
10pm FREE
SID
& BUDDY KARAOKE
Take life a little less seriously.
Sing a song. Be a rock star.
It's
ridiculous over the top sloppy rock n roll Karaoke
that nobody has any business doing late on a Sunday
night. And yet, we do it here.
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