Shannon O’Neill

The Sound of Failure sound art festival continues at UTS and the
Factory Theatre (see http://soundoffailure.com.for complete list of
events and details)…

Question/Answer… Interruption
UTS performance space
Bon Marche building, Corner of Broadway and Harris St
August 27, 6pm – FREE

This unique performance will explore and disrupt the notion that music
should be as symmetrical as a ‘perfect’ human face. Participants will
be invited to perform in this collaborative work aimed at
investigating notions of rhythm, structure, form, space and time.
These performances will make use of the snazzy new facilities (which
include a 9.1 surround sound system) in this UTS space. Performers
include: Peter Newman, Shannon O’Neill, Jessica Tyrrell & Chris
Caines, and Roger Mills.

Sound of Failure Festival, main performance night
Factory Theatre, 105 Victoria Rd, Enmore
August 30, 7pm (sharp!), $20 (+booking fee)
Book NOW online at http://factorytheatre.com.au

Internationally renowned torturers of electronic toys, Toydeath, will
unleash their circuit bent mayhem on the Factory Theatre along with 15
other acts that include everything from the burlesque cabaret of
Dianne’s Dollhouse and the endurance karaoke of Samuel Bruce, to the
uninhibited, primordial yowls of Lectre Macabre & Triangle. Other
performers include: Ian Andrews, catfingers, Greg Chatonsky (Canada),
Cleaning Lady (Vic), Jacob Craig, Delirium Tremens, Est Et Non, Tom
Hall (Brisbane), Hiske with Psychic Date & VJ Jax, Sari TM Kavinen,
Marquis de Sound, Glenn Remington, and Jessica Tyrrell & Chris Caines.

Before the performance evening at the Factory there will be an audio
picnic in Enmore Park at 3pm. Bring your food and noisemakers for this
impromptu, unofficial, romp in the park!

Book now for August 30 at the Factory at http://factorytheatre.com.au

For more information and other events see http://soundoffailure.com,
or phone Greg on 0401 152 434

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