Tony Gorman: Alto clarinet
Boyd: Contrabass clarinet
Stephen Morley (Melb): French horn
Mary Rapp: Cello, bass
Steve Elphick: Bass
We are very excited to announce Tony Gorman’s return to live performance with the extraordinary improvising group The Monday Club.
The Monday Club grew from a chance meeting between Tony Gorman and Steve Morley. A shared desire to explore sound was enough to start things moving - starting with long notes (to quote Tony - “is there ANYTHING they can’t do?”), it quickly became something more.
The sources of this music are varied, elusive and not easily named - the spaces between words, and thoughts; the subtle stirrings of shifting time; flashing inspiration, raging and at once subsiding; a sense of space becoming sound becoming space...
There are deep sonorities and ranging explorations, fuelled by the unique instrumentation and broad range of experience and inspiration within the group.

Please join us on Sunday 14 April at the Randwick Literary Institute for readings by Emily Stewart and Warm Currency, accompanied by a series of short films by Samuel Beckett, Maya Deren & Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Date: Sunday 14 April
Time: 5-8pm
Address: Randwick Literary Institute, 60 Clovelly Rd, Randwick
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&& is a series of readings and film screenings hosted by Mitchel Cumming and Rachel Schenberg at the Randwick Literary Institute. Each event pairs two invited writers with an accompanying film related ~ peripherally ~ to their practice.
This project is supported by @randwickcouncil

PsyconFest comes back for its 10th edition with a full venue take-over at 107 Projects, Redfern.
On Sat 13 April, you're in for a musical treat with an eclectic line-up across 3 stages:
Seen Herbivore, Othrship, Mia Petra, Madame Rêve, Lulu Ilanda, Godriguez, Very Fast Band, Balko and Zsa Zsa!
Doors from 5pm
Music from 6pm (5 hours)

Come witness the new Living Room Theatre production, The Seeping Woman — a work of intimacy, proximity, and quiet violence.
This site-specific work focuses on gestures both human and digital held within the seepage of fluids, fabric and observations.
Featuring music from Niki Johnson & Mary Rapp, this performance runs alongside Linda Dement's digital landscape, spoken word by Michelle St Anne, and the body of Anca Frankenhaeuser.

Ireland based Australian artists Robert Curgenven and Kat McDowall perform their unique audio visual ‘SPECTRES live’ show at new venue Lazy Thinking in Dulwich Hill. A quite extraordinary audio visual performance incorporating complex and intuitive synchronisation between its musical and lighting/visual components, described by Rob and Kat as ‘live lighting driven by the sound, architectural lights driven directly by the sound create a head-wrecking synaesthetic experience with the spontaneous production of colours and patterns which may or may not be there.
The peerless and extraordinary Megan Alice Clune also performs on a double bill for the ages (and heavens).
Lineup of dreams.
Doors 5pm. Pay what you want, no one turned away.
Megan Alice Clune 7:30pm
Robert and Kat 8:30pm