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Night of Originals: In Photos

Updated: Mar 17

Photos and Article by: Jordan Meiland


Night of Originals, a concert put on by the Arts Management Club, took place at The Stood’s main stage.


With eleven acts, there was something for everyone. The event started at 8:00 Friday night and ended early Saturday morning. With acts ranging from solo country singers to seven-piece jazz bands, there was something for everyone.


“We had a lot of people trying to sign up,” said Sandro Gurdzhua, President of the Arts Management Club. “I want to have it each semester.”


Below are photos from the show.


Sienna Rae Kupris
Sienna Rae Kupris

From Left: Dillon Ailloud, Alexander Hippert and Luciano Catalfomo
From Left: Dillon Ailloud, Alexander Hippert and Luciano Catalfomo

Mark (Terrel) Germain
Mark (Terrel) Germain

Zach Silverberg and Becky Crosby
Zach Silverberg and Becky Crosby

Amelia Sasson
Amelia Sasson


Emma Steen
Emma Steen

Sandro Gurdzhua
Sandro Gurdzhua


Vicious Summer. From Left: Alex Isaacson, Sam Aronoff and Jack Zuckerberg
Vicious Summer. From Left: Alex Isaacson, Sam Aronoff and Jack Zuckerberg


Vicious Summer
Vicious Summer

Ash McMillan
Ash McMillan

From Left: Eric Stein, Marty Scott and Lee Altsher-Wood
From Left: Eric Stein, Marty Scott and Lee Altsher-Wood

From Left: Lee Altsher-Wood, Grace Goss, Ash McMillan and Logan Maxwell
From Left: Lee Altsher-Wood, Grace Goss, Ash McMillan and Logan Maxwell

Zack Silverberg
Zack Silverberg

Britney DiTocco
Britney DiTocco

Augystine. From Left: Matt Marin, Brittney DiTocco, Jakob Rush and Greg Vance
Augystine. From Left: Matt Marin, Brittney DiTocco, Jakob Rush and Greg Vance

Matt Marin
Matt Marin

Augystine
Augystine

Arianna Pappas
Arianna Pappas

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