Leviathan Lab Inc.

“Leviathan's board of directors meets on a quarterly basis and as a collective approves the organization's annual budget. Annual Disclosure Statements Prior to initial election and annually thereafter, all Directors shall complete, sign, and submit to the Secretary a written statement identifying, to the best of the Director's knowledge, any entity of which such director is an officer, director, trustee, member, owner, or employee, and with which the Corporation has a relationship, and whether there is a conflict of interest. The disclosure of a relationship shall not, by itself, constitute a conflict of interest. The governing Board may require the same submission to be made by officers and Key Employees. The Secretary shall provide a copy of all completed disclosure statements to the chairperson of the Audit Committee. Oversight/Administration This policy shall be overseen and administered by the Board including the adoption of any amendments to this policy.”

“All board members are required to fill out an annual disclosure form.”

“This is available to the public upon request and is also a requirement of New York State funding to provide its Statewide Financial System with these documents.”

“Leviathan Lab's 2024-25 Performance Season celebrated the work of early and mid-career Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) theatre artists through a 12-month series of in-person, public events with pay-as-you-are pricing in ADA-compliant, under 99-seat rehearsal venues in Manhattan or Brooklyn. The season was curated and facilitated by Producing Artistic Director Ariel Estrada in collaboration with Director-in-Residence Nicholas Polonio (Artistic Fellow, NYTW 2050), and Dramaturg-in-Residence Gaven Trinidad (Rising Leader of Color, TCG). The season included three events, including a staged reading of a new play, and a book-in-hand workshop of a new musical. Leviathan's FY25 project events, in chronological order, included: 1 | GOTHIC LOLITA By Penny Pun (Associate Director of Civic Alliances, Perelman PAC) Directed by Eugene Ma Pearl Studios NYC Rehearsals: 12/5/24-12/9/24 Reading: 12/9/24, 2:00 p.m. Pay-as-you-are ticketing One, in-person, public staged reading of a new play by playwright, dramaturg, and advocate for Disability justice Penny Pun (Assoc. Director of Civic Alliances, Perelman PAC). Artists engaged: 9. Audience members: 11. 2 | THERE WERE LIGHTS Book, music, lyrics, and choreography Albert Guerzon (B'way: INTO THE WOODS, MAMMA MIA) Music arrangements and direction by Christian Almiron Direction and co-choreography by Monica Kapoor Rehearsals: 3/17/25-3/28/25 Performances: 3/28/25 at 12:00 noon and 3:30 p.m. Pay-as-you-are ticketing Two in-person, public workshop presentations of THERE WERE LIGHTS, a new dance musical that follows three people-one lapsed Catholic, Filipino actor, an atheist, widowed Filipina young mother, and a deeply religious, elder, widowed, and Black cemetery caretaker-brought together by a young boy searching for his loved ones in the afterlife. Together, they face their collective grief in the wake of the pandemic and learn to celebrate both their found community and the diversity of their beliefs. Artists engaged: 21. Audience members: 74. 3 | FULL CONTACT A New Solo Work by Ariel Estrada Directed by Leslie Ishii Perseverance Theatre, Juneau, Alaska Performances: December 6-22-2024 Leviathan Lab provided partial playwright compensation, room & board, and per diem for Perseverance Theatre's regional National New Play Network Rolling World Premiere of the new solo work that interrogates Estrada's experiences as a survivor of a brutal martial arts cult. Artists engaged: 22. Audience members: 635.”

“Outside Professional Services: Actor, Director, Designer and other artist fees.”

“Production Expenses (Sets, Costumes, Electrics, Equipment Rental, Supplies)”