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K. Page Stuart - vocals/composition

K. Page Stuart "weaves an eerie vocalise”, according to the Village Voice, and is one of NYC’s most adventurous vocalists. She has trained classically with Carmen Mehta and Jeanette Lovetri and in experimental techniques with new music pioneer Meredith Monk. Before forming Sleepwalker's Parade she had been performing with downtown luminaries such as Antony of "Antony and The Johnson's", Sarah East Johnson's girl power group, LAVA, toy instrument impresario, Rebecca Moore, and she wailed in the Great Hall of Cooper Union as part of the Poetry Society of America’s tribute to Anne Sexton. Her own performances, "Comedian from a Crumbling Empire", for piano and voice, and "Siren’s Eye", a shared evening with jazz pianist Michiko Takatani, played to full houses at the Obie Award winning theater HERE, where she was Artist in Residence during the 2000-02 seasons. "The Memory Orchestra", for one vocalist and 7 actors, was supported by a residency at Vassar College through Voice and Vision theater and was presented by HERE. Other work received support through residencies at the famed artist’s colony, Yaddo; the Obie Award winning theater, Soho Think Tank, where her road musical "Western Unidad" was presented as part of the Ice Factory Festival in 2004; the Envision Lab through support from the Jerome Foundation; and at venues such as Dixon Place, PS 122, Danspace Project, and Merce Cunningham Studio. Also a poet, her work can be found in various journals alongside the likes of "Ice Storm" author, Rick Moody, and "The Hours" author, Michael Cunningham.

Kristin formed K. Page and Sleepwalker's Parade in 2002 with the release of a self-titled four tune EP. Since then K. Page and Sleepwalker's Parade have performed at The Knitting Factory, Makor, and The Cutting Room. They had #3 hit on Ison Live Radio out of Australia, were on some compilation discs out of the UK. "Green City" is the band's first LP.

Brian Coughlin - Bass

Brian Coughlin is a versatile composer and player of both double and electric bass. His works have been performed by Pacific Rim Gamelan, Non- Sequitor, the Berkshire Symphony as well as the rock band, Onieda, among others. Brian's ear for composition gives his solos with Sleepwalker's Parade extra depth and range. Brian also directs the Fireworks New Music Ensemble.

Sean Moran - Guitar

Guitarist and composer Sean Moran has worked with artists such as Steve Wilson, The Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Teo Macero, Ron McLure, and John D’earth. He currently performs and has recorded with Bift, Twelve 20 six, vocalist Andrew Thompson, singer/songwriter Allison Tartalia, One Ring Zero, and Alvin Walker (of the Count Basie Orchestra). He recently completed a piece for the Soundclock Contemporary Music Ensemble that was performed at Merkin Concert Hall. Sean studied music at Virginia Commonwealth University and New York University.

Uli Geissendoerfer - key master

Uli Geissendoerfer (Wurlitzer, Hammond, piano) is a music director and master keys player who has worked with Grammy nominee William Cepeda, cabaret great Ute Lemper, Cirque du Soleil, and Big Apple Circus, among others. His lends his eclectic, fluid, and passionate approach to Sleepwalker's Parade tunes and helps us travel effortlessly between genres in just the way we like to. His own CD's have received critical acclaim and adoration from lovers of his adventurous approach.

Peter Sloan Lewis - drums

Peter Sloan Lewis (drums) is a sought after sessions player and has worked with artists as wide ranging as jazz greats Ornette Coleman and Gil Evans, African musician Francis Mbappe, blues player Johnny Allen, and pop star Ricky Martin. He has played Carnegie Hall and Madison Square Garden as well as just about every smaller venue in the city. His range is amazing, and his chops and spirit shine on stage, especially in his composition "Now" performed at many Sleepwalker's Parade shows. Peter is also a producer.

Ron Passaro - piano

Ron Passaro he has composed everything from orchestral scores to pop ballads, and earned his master’s degree at NYU’s Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program/Tisch School of the Arts. His thesis project, "All Fall Down", was produced at the Milagro Theatre in downtown Manhattan shortly after his graduation. Ron’s most recent works include three songs for the Theatre of Necessity’s adaptation of "Othello", two songs for a book launch concert sponsored by the Children’s Aid Society, and music for a ten-minute musical based on "Hamlet" for a Prospect Theatre production.