Places and Spaces, a not for profit association which produces arts events.
Performances in our 2009 places + spaces series include the Mark Isaacs Resurgence Band, Compass, Taikoz, Topology, the Australian Art Orchestra, Tina Harrod and many more. Join our mailing list to keep up to date. Or check in with our calendar. We are working on a new Sunday series at the Vanguard for the end of this year.
The Places and Spaces music series aims to presenting the finest improvised jazz in styles from traditional trios through to mixing it up with gypsy swing, grunge rock to drumming beats, Places and Spaces draws together Sydney’s finest musicians in an audience friendly venue.
Launching the music @ the factory season was The Necks on 5 March 2008. Our lineup has include Kristin Berardi Band, James Muller, Band of 5 Names, Adrian Klumpes, Elana Stone, Alister Spence, the Alcohotlicks, Citizens of Earth, The Crusty Suitcase Band, The Translators. Subscribe and keep in touch to hear when ABC will broadcast the gig or when the streamed performance hits the web. Or visit www.moshcam.com to check out the concerts now.
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Places + spaces are also a partner for the production of The Exquisite Hour, featuring Maina Gielgud in an exclusive Australian Season - Gielgud in Beckett by Bejart, www.exquisitehour.com.au in her farewell performance.
For more information please visit our Places and Spaces pages.
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Mark Isaacs in music @ the Factory, image courtesy Noni Carroll
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