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ADAM CONROY Local musician Adam Conroy has been entertaining Australia for 30 years with his powerful blend of original guitar tunes and gutsy covers of rock greats like Bowie and Diamond. With special guests. THU 7 MARCH, 7pm, $25/$20 FRENCHAM SMITH “Delicious, emotionally intelligent and entrancing folk music for the 21st century.” Fred Smith, Liz Frencham and band are a major force on the Australian festival circuit and are marking their 10th anniversary and debut CD “Into My Room”. FRI 15 MARCH, 7pm, $30/$25 MARY COUGHLAN Direct from Ireland, international artist Mary Coughlan has been showcasing her powerful and bluesy jazz vocals since 1984, with nakedly honest interpretations of Peggy Lee, Billie Holiday, Christy Moore and other heroes. TUE 19 MARCH, 7pm, $40/$35 BEARDED GYPSY BAND Energetic and eclectic mix of celtic and gypsy folk, and gypsy jazz, the band, together since school and now at university, have played the ’08 Tour Down Under Stirling Street Party and the Adelaide Festival Fringe with Arts Excentrix, and are now on an east coast tour of Australia. WED 6 MARCH, 9pm, $25/$20 THE GADFLYS Mick & Phil Moriarty produce great songs, brotherly harmonies and rocking clarinet. Re-live the vibe of The PITS, the Boot And )ORJJHU DQG WKH 0DQXND )RRWEDOO &OXE $Q\RQH ZLWK 7KH *DGÁ\V cover of “Don’t Sleep In The Subway” – on vinyl – can expect a special price… and sincere condolences. TUE 12 MARCH, 9pm, $30/$25 MIKELANGELO & THE BLACK SEA GENTLEMEN Prepare to be drawn deep into the dark, velvet heart of the Black Sea by renowned Canberra exports: Guido Libido on piano accordion, double bassist Little Ivan, Great Muldavio RQ FODULQHW 5XÀQR WKH &DWDODQ &DVDQRYD RQ YLROLQ DQG impeccably coiffed master crooner, Mikelangelo. SAT 9 MARCH, 7pm & 9pm, $30/$25 BEAUTIFULLY MAD From Canberra to ARIA Award winner and Australian 6RQJZULWHU RI WKH <HDU 7RQ\ .LQJ·V ÀHU\ VWULQJ VRORV FRXSOHG with heart-melting vocals by Nina Vox, backed by their band’s 1HZ 2UOHDQV JURRYHV ÁLFNHUV EHWZHHQ IRON DQG WKH VLOKRXHWWH of jazz to launch their new CD “Spin”. THU 21 MARCH, 7pm, $30/$25 GANGA GIRI Ganga Giri (pronounced “gun-gah gear-ree”) is a world- renowned didgeridoo virtuoso who with his high-energy electronic ZRUOG PXVLF IXVLRQ EDQG FUHDWHV DQ H[SORVLYH GDQFHÁRRU celebration that has ignited audiences across the globe, spreading his word of one world, one time, one people. FRI 8 MARCH, SAT 9 MARCH, 11pm, $25/$20 NATIONAL FILM & SOUND ARCHIVE OF AUSTRALIA: IMAGINING THE CAPITAL: CANBERRA ON FILM )HDVW RQ WKLV FRUQXFRSLD RI &DQEHUUD OLIH WKURXJK LWV ÀUVW century in this free open-air screening plus live stage show & music with the legendary Little Pattie (Patricia Amphlett), Fred Smith, Louise Page, The Stiff Gins & Alice Cottee among others. SUN 10 MARCH, from 7.30pm, FREE BETWEEN THE DEVIL & THE DEEP BLUE SEA Multi-award winning and awe-inspiring documentary which tells the story of the ‘refugee’ in the words of asylum seekers themselves, through candid interviews and hidden camera footage. Film screening plus Q&A with guest speakers. (Bring toy & book donations to tent in March for children in detention.) SAT 16 MARCH, 2pm, $15/$10 GEORGE WASHINGMACHINE & FEEL THE MANOUCHE Dedicated to the Quintette du Hot Club de France that featured Django Reinhardt & Stéphane Grappelli, this gypsy jazz (manouche) show by a Canberra legend and friends brings a world music feel to small-group swing through double bass, guitar, DFFRUGLRQ ÀGGOH SAT 23 MARCH, SUN 24 MARCH, 9pm, $30/$25 NAUGHTY RHYTHMS (Double bill with CELL BLOCK 69) Leading Australian 1980s ska band and frequent guests on TV shows such as Hey, Hey It’s Saturday, the Naughties rocked Canberra hot spot The PITS 30 years ago and are set to raise the Spiegeltent roof for Canberra’s 100th birthday. FRI 15 MARCH, SAT 16 MARCH, 9pm, $30/$25 BRIEFS After conquering Europe and a sell-out Sydney Festival season, this non-stop, eye-popping riot of physicality and fun blurs the lines and breaks all the rules. An all-male contortion of YDXGHYLOOH EXUOHVTXH GDQFH DQG FORZQLQJ ZLWK GHÀQLWHO\ DGXOW themes… “Laugh out loud funny” The Daily Telegraph. TUE 19 MARCH, WED 20 MARCH, THU 21, FRI 22, 9pm, $30/$25 THE GIRLS Five voices, 10 instruments, 21 songs and many stories. Local girls Dianna Nixon, Vanessa Nimmo, Kate Hosking, Beth Atkins and Larissa Stoljar explore what it is to be a woman through a quirky mix of songs from Delibes, Gershwin, Nick Cave and more. SAT 23 MARCH, 4pm, $30/$25 THE NOIR REVIEW Darker than shadows and steamier than a warm lamp-lit street after the rain, the Noir Revue takes you back to a time when men were men and femmes were fatales. Kabaret with dark, bluesy song and dance, and perhaps a hint of nudity… THU 21 MARCH, SAT 23 MARCH, 11pm, $25 BUDDHA & THE BOMB Original music you can REALLY dance to! This new ensemble VKRZFDVHV WKH VRQJZULWLQJ WDOHQWV RI 3KLO 0RULDUW\ *DGÁ\V Mikelangelo & TBSG), with Gemma Clare (cello), Damon Davies (upright bass), Pete Saunders (drums), Martin Chabrier (saxophone) & Melanie Horsnall (guitar/backing vocals). WED 20 MARCH, 7pm, $25/$20 HOW GREEN WAS MY CACTUS “Canberra: A Non-Core History” – Rare opportunity to witness Australia’s longest-running, multi-award winning radio comedy series recorded live. Keith Scott and Robyn Moore are joined by Makin’ Whoopee duo, Tony King and Kris Ralph. “Unbeatable” The Canberra Times. SUN 24 MARCH, 7pm, $40/$35 OBSESSION & DESIRE: MISADVENTURES IN LOVE & LUST +HDUWV DQG ÁRZHUV LW DLQ·W 6RSUDQR -RDQQD +HVORS DQG (ODLQH Loebenstein on piano explore the darker side of obsession and desire (being dumped, frustrated, promiscuous or just plain self-absorbed) through the songs of Sibelius, Schumann, Shostakovich and more. WED 13 MARCH, 9pm $20 CABARET POLITICO: SHORTIS & SIMPSON The election is on and Canberra’s leading satirists tear apart the follies of our fearless leaders as the noose on the hung parliament is loosened. Humour and poignancy reign supreme in this musical review of Canberra political life. FRI 22 MARCH, 7pm, $30/$25 OPENING HOURS: weekdays 5pm ‘til late; weekends midday ‘til late. LOCATION: looking up at Old Parliament House, entry is on the right through corner garden gate. TICKETS: at www.spiegeltent.net & at the door on the day. All tickets are “GENERAL ADMISSION”: a combination of seating and standing, with no seat guaranteed. PAUL MCDERMOTT IN CONCERT The McDermott jukebox – as presented by the acid-tongued, velvet-tonsilled, modern-day song-and-dance man himself, abetted by an all-star band – with original songs from Doug Anthony Allstars through to one-offs from TV’s The Big Gig, Good News Week, The Sideshow and Melbourne Comedy Festival. SUN 24 MARCH, 5pm, $35/$30 THE CANBERRA JAZZ CLUB 0HPEHUV RI 6\GQH\·V %ULGJH &LW\ -D]] %DQG DQG &DQEHUUD·V %ODFN 0RXQWDLQ -D]] %DQG FRPH WRJHWKHU ZLWK WKHLU KRW traditional New Orleans style. Also featuring Carol Ralph, one of $XVWUDOLD·V ÀQHVW VLQJHUV RI EOXHV DQG JRVSHO SUN 17 MARCH, 3pm, $27 HOWLIN’ STEAM TRAIN In one word: relentless. A fun, wild ride, with no-one left behind. It’s rock, blues and boogie, seamlessly mashed together by a popstar singer, a rocker guitarist, a dreadlocked bassist and a wisecracking drummer, with every song taking off at breakneck speed… Relentless. FRI 22 MARCH, 11PM, $25/$20 PERCH CREEK FAMILY JUGBAND At times raging and relentless, at others placid and haunting, WKLV PXOWLJHQUH EDQG RI VLEOLQJV VSHFLDOLVHV LQ FKXQN\ ÀYHSDUW vocal harmonies over trombone, banjo, washboard, double bass, blues harp, musical saw, tap dancing and, of course, the jug. THU 14 MARCH, 9pm, $25/$20 CAROLINE NIN: HYMNE À PIAF From Paris with love, this classic femme fatale opens a window onto the tragic but inspiring life of Edith Piaf in a captivating tribute which breathes new life into familiar anthems such as La vie en rose, Hymne à l’amour and Padam. WED 13 MARCH, 7pm, $35/$30 JAM ON TOAST (QMR\ D FUHDWLYH VOLFH RI -DP 2Q 7RDVW ZLWK IDEXORVR FKLOGUHQ·V HQWHUWDLQHU -DPLH LQ WKLV KLJKHQHUJ\ LQWHUDFWLYH RULJLQDO PXVLF show which has children (and parents) all joining in. Come and sing! Come and dance! Come and jam! SAT 23 MARCH, 2pm; SUN 24 MARCH, 11am, adults FREE/children $10 ROBYN ARCHER IN CONCERT: QUE RESTE-T-IL ? Robyn Archer, with pianist Michael Morley and accordion virtuoso George Butrumlis, traces French song from Le Chat Noir and Lautrec’s favourite, Aristide Bruant, through to the 1960s: Ferrer, Trenet, Brel, Gainsbourg, Piaf, Montand, Bardot... Que reste-t-il? What remains? L’amour, toujours l’amour ... SUN 3 MARCH, 8pm, $45/$40 CELL BLOCK 69 (Double bill with NAUGHTY RHYTHMS) NB: The band wrote ALL the major Hits Of The 1980s (later stolen by unscrupulous pop artists); all 9 bandmembers are called Corey; they perform an annual Last-Ever-Show in ‘Canberry’; AND they beat any 1980s experience – real OR imaginary! FRI 15 MAR, SAT 16 MARCH, 9pm, $30/$25 LA 33 & NOVALIMA: CENTENARY DAY DANCE PARTY Fresh from WOMAD, the world’s best dance party comes to town with Colombia’s most famous salsa orchestra and the award- winning, cutting edge, Afro-Peruvian electronica ensemble. (Supported & hosted by the Embassies of Colombia and Peru, and the Council on Australia Latin America Relations.) TUE 12 MARCH, 6.30pm, $20 THE SHOUT BROTHERS Since the 1980s, at Newtown’s Sandringham Hotel and Canberra’s Hungarian Australian Club, Canberra-born brothers and brothers-in-arms, Bernie & Pat Hayes, Peter Velzen and -XVWLQ &UHGLEOH KDYH FKDPSLRQHG VRQJV WKDW VWLU WKH VRXO ÀUH WKH mind and bleed the heart, from Roy Orbison to The Buzzcocks. SUN 10 MARCH, 11pm, $15 DANIEL CHAMPAGNE His phenomenal guitar skills turn this solo performer into a three- piece band as he pushes the instrument beyond its boundaries and reaches into folk, blues, classical, jazz and more, with two- hand tapping and body percussion, along side sublime jazzy ÀQJHUSLFNLQJ SAT 2 MAR, 7pm, $25/$20 LIGHTS! CANBERRA! ACTION! Bring your beanbag and kick back in The Famous Spiegel *DUGHQ IRU WKH OLYH ÀQDOV RI WKLV VKRUW ÀOP IHVWLYDO GXULQJ ZKLFK EXGGLQJ ÀOPPDNHUV KDG GD\V WR ZULWH VKRRW HGLW DQG SURGXFH D VHYHQPLQXWH ÀOP DURXQG &DQEHUUDWKHPHG LWHPV hidden across the city. FRI 8 MARCH, from 7pm, FREE THE SHUFFLE CLUB Hottest blend of jazz, swing, blues and boogie mixed with an infectious energy that draws you to your feet and straight onto WKH GDQFH ÁRRU $XVWUDOLD (XURSH 0H[LFR WKH &DULEEHDQ -DSDQ« WKLV IRXUSLHFH GD]]OHV DOOFRPHUV ZLWK HTXDO SDUWV genius and madness. SAT 2 MARCH, 9pm, SUN 3 MARCH, 10pm, $15 THE DIASPORA ALL-STARS BIRTHDAY PARTY Dance out the Day of Celebration at the hoopiest après-party in town and groove to the live soundtrack of your wasted \RXWK 7KH *DGÁ\V 7KH )DOOLQJ -R\V 7KH 6KRXW %URWKHUV *HRUJH Washing Machine and many more. Come back to the era when entertainment in Canberra was The PITS! MON 11 MARCH, 9pm, $15 MADAM PAT THOMPSON: FILM & TRIBUTE CONCERT Screening of the ABC documentary on the life of the late, great, Madam Pat Thompson, which traces her destiny as a singer, IURP WKH V 0HOERXUQH 7LYROL WR KHU ÀQDO SHUIRUPDQFH DJHG 84, in The Famous Spiegeltent. Followed by a tribute concert. Vale, Patty Brand! SUN 17 MARCH, 6pm, $20 SI XIAN: TRADITIONAL CHINESE MUSIC Pronounced “sir-shiam” and meaning “silk strings”: in the hands of Emma and Bruce – internationally acclaimed masters of these traditional Chinese stringed instruments – the Erhu and the Ruan produce beautiful traditional music from various ethnic regions of China. THU 7 MARCH, 9pm, $25/$20 FLAP! Turning all shoes into dancing pumps, this Melbourne-based ÀYHSLHFH EDQG RI EUDVV JXWV ZRUGV DQG VNLQV FUDQNV RXW XSWHPSR VRQJV RULJLQDO PXVLF LQÁXHQFHG E\ V MD]] J\SV\ EUDVV (QJOLVK )RON DQG 7ULQLGDGLDQ &DO\SVR EHKLQG D ÀHU\ DQG charming Antipodean veneer. SUN 17 MARCH, 11pm, $25/$20 THE MARVELLOUS MIZDEMEANOURS: SMACK BANG IN THE MIDDLE Seducing with jazz, blues and pop – all wrapped up in wicked harmonies – Miz Chief (Karen Strahan), Miz Hap (Gaye Reid), Miz *LYLQJ /LVD 0F&OHOODQG DQG 0L] &RQGXFW -LOO :DOVK SHUIRUP Smack Bang in the Middle of their hometown. WED 6 MARCH, 7pm, $30/$25 THE WILD PARTY 1HZ <RUNHU PDJD]LQH MRXUQDOLVW DQG SRHW -RVHSK 0RQFXUH March’s 1928 jazz era masterpiece is a tale of lust, love and revenge. Newly adapted by actor director Pauline Wright with DQ RULJLQDO VFRUH E\ -LUL .ULSDF DOVR IHDWXULQJ -RH :RRGZDUG SAT 16 MARCH, SAT 23 MARCH, 7pm, $30/$25 The Famous Spiegel Garden is a Centenary of Canberra project, proudly supported by the ACT Government ~ SENATE ROSE GARDEN ~ Old Parliament House, Canberra Friday 1 st to Sunday 24 th March 2013 Tickets: at www.spiegeltent.net & at the door Wonderful Days and Wicked Nights ~ Concerts, Cabaret, Circus & Curious Creatures MARCH 11am – 4pm 4 – 6.30pm 7pm 9pm 11pm Sat 2 Daniel Champagne 2SHQLQJ 1LJKW 3DUW\ 7KH 6KXIÁH &OXE Sun 3 8pm: Robyn Archer SP 7KH 6KXIÁH &OXE Mon 4 Tue 5 Wed 6 Marvellous Mizdemeanours Bearded Gypsy Band Thu 7 Adam Conroy Si Xian: Traditional Chinese Fri 8 Lights! Canberra! Action! Ganga Giri Sat 9 Mikelangelo & TBSG Mikelangelo & TBSG Ganga Giri Sun 10 from 7.30pm: NFSA: Imagining the Capital Shout Brothers Mon 11 The Diaspora All-Stars Party Tue 12 6.30pm: LA 33 & Novalima Dance Party 7KH *DGÁ\V Wed 13 Caroline Nin Obsession & Desire Thu 14 Perch Creek Family Band Fri 15 Frencham Smith The Naughty Rhythms + Cell Block 69 Sat 16 2pm: Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea The Wild Party The Naughty Rhythms + Cell Block 69 Sun 17 3pm: Canberra Jazz Club SP 0DGDP 3DW 7KRPSVRQ GRFXPHQWDU\ ÀOP WULEXWH FRQFHUW Flap! Mon 18 Tue 19 Mary Couglan Briefs Wed 20 Buddha & the Bomb Briefs Thu 21 Beautifully Mad Briefs The Noir Revue Fri 22 Cabaret Politico Briefs Howlin’ Steam Train Sat 23 2pm: Jam On Toast 4pm: The Girls The Wild Party George Washingmachine The Noir Revue Sun 24 11am: Jam On Toast 5pm: Paul McDermott How Green Was My Cactus George Washingmachine 7+( )$0286 63,(*(/ *$5'(1 &$1%(55$ &(17(1$5< 7ickets: www.spiegeltent.net FREE POSTER! ~ THE FAMOUS SPIEGEL GARDEN ~ FRONT COVER BACK COVER CONCERTINA FOLD FOR WIDTH, THEN FOLD IN HALF TO A6 (SEE FOLDING GUIDE SUPPLIED)
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THU
7 MA
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, 7pm
, $25/$20
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FRI 15 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $30/$25
MA
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m Ire
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tern
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1984, w
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s of Pe
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an
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the
r he
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TUE 19 M
ARC
H, 7p
m, $40/$35
BEARD
ED G
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BAN
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erg
etic
an
d e
cle
ctic
mix o
f ce
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gyp
sy folk, a
nd
gyp
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ba
nd
, tog
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er sin
ce
sch
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ow
at u
nive
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pla
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the
’08 Tou
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wn
Un
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Stree
t Party a
nd
th
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de
laid
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stival Frin
ge
with
Arts Exc
en
trix, an
d a
re n
ow
on
a
n e
ast c
oa
st tou
r of A
ustra
lia.
WED
6 MA
RCH
, 9pm
, $25/$20
THE G
AD
FLYS
Mic
k & Ph
il Mo
riarty p
rod
uc
e g
rea
t son
gs, b
roth
erly h
arm
on
ies
an
d ro
ckin
g c
larin
et. R
e-live
the
vibe
of Th
e PITS, th
e Bo
ot A
nd
co
ver o
f “Do
n’t Sle
ep
In Th
e Su
bw
ay” – o
n vin
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n e
xpe
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sp
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… a
nd
sinc
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co
nd
ole
nc
es.
TUE 12 M
ARC
H, 9p
m, $30/$25
MIK
ELAN
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& TH
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TLEMEN
Prep
are
to b
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raw
n d
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p in
to th
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lvet h
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rt of th
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Blac
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by re
no
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nb
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exp
orts: G
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p
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cc
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, do
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Ivan
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elo
. SA
T 9 MA
RCH
, 7pm
& 9p
m, $30/$25
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inn
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Au
stralia
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with
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art-m
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ca
ls by N
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cke
d b
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of ja
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the
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THU
21 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $30/$25
GA
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an
ga
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ron
ou
nc
ed
“gu
n-g
ah
ge
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wo
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virtuo
so w
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with
his h
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n th
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spre
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his w
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of o
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wo
rld, o
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time
, on
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ple
. FRI 8 M
ARC
H, SA
T 9 MA
RCH
, 11pm
, $25/$20
NA
TION
AL FILM
& SO
UN
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IVE O
F AU
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: IM
AG
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PITAL: C
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ce
ntu
ry in th
is free
op
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-air sc
ree
nin
g p
lus live
stag
e sh
ow
&
mu
sic w
ith th
e le
ge
nd
ary Little
Pattie
(Patric
ia A
mp
hle
tt), Fred
Sm
ith, Lo
uise
Pag
e, Th
e Stiff G
ins &
Alic
e C
otte
e a
mo
ng
oth
ers.
SUN
10 MA
RCH
, from
7.30pm
, FREE
BETWEEN
THE D
EVIL &
THE D
EEP BLUE SEA
Mu
lti-aw
ard
win
nin
g a
nd
aw
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spirin
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tary w
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tells th
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fug
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’ in th
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s of a
sylum
see
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the
mse
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ca
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tervie
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hid
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n c
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fo
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de
ten
tion
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T 16 MA
RCH
, 2pm
, $15/$10
GEO
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ASH
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MA
CH
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FEEL THE M
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ED
ed
ica
ted
to th
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by a
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ba
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SAT 23 M
ARC
H, SU
N 24 M
ARC
H, 9p
m, $30/$25
NA
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uble
bill w
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Lea
din
g A
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lian
1980s ska b
an
d a
nd
freq
ue
nt g
ue
sts on
TV
sho
ws su
ch
as H
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turd
ay, th
e N
au
gh
ties ro
cke
d
Ca
nb
erra
ho
t spo
t The
PITS 30 yea
rs ag
o a
nd
are
set to
raise
th
e Sp
ieg
elte
nt ro
of fo
r Ca
nb
erra
’s 100th b
irthd
ay.
FRI 15 MA
RCH
, SAT 16 M
ARC
H, 9p
m, $30/$25
BRIEFSA
fter c
on
qu
erin
g Eu
rop
e a
nd
a se
ll-ou
t Sydn
ey Fe
stival se
aso
n,
this n
on
-stop
, eye
-po
pp
ing
riot o
f ph
ysica
lity an
d fu
n b
lurs
the
line
s an
d b
rea
ks all th
e ru
les. A
n a
ll-ma
le c
on
tortio
n o
f
the
me
s… “La
ug
h o
ut lo
ud
fun
ny” Th
e D
aily Te
leg
rap
h.
TUE 19 M
ARC
H, W
ED 20 M
ARC
H, TH
U 21, FRI 22, 9p
m, $30/$25
THE G
IRLSFive
voic
es, 10 in
strum
en
ts, 21 son
gs a
nd
ma
ny sto
ries. Lo
ca
l girls
Dia
nn
a N
ixon
, Va
ne
ssa N
imm
o, Ka
te H
oskin
g, Be
th A
tkins a
nd
La
rissa Sto
ljar e
xplo
re w
ha
t it is to b
e a
wo
ma
n th
rou
gh
a q
uirky
mix o
f son
gs fro
m D
elib
es, G
ersh
win
, Nic
k Ca
ve a
nd
mo
re.
SAT 23 M
ARC
H, 4p
m, $30/$25
THE N
OIR REV
IEWD
arke
r tha
n sh
ad
ow
s an
d ste
am
ier th
an
a w
arm
lam
p-lit stre
et
afte
r the
rain
, the
No
ir Re
vue
take
s you
ba
ck to
a tim
e w
he
n
me
n w
ere
me
n a
nd
fem
me
s we
re fa
tale
s. Kab
are
t with
da
rk, b
lue
sy son
g a
nd
da
nc
e, a
nd
pe
rha
ps a
hin
t of n
ud
ity…
THU
21 MA
RCH
, SAT 23 M
ARC
H, 11p
m, $25
BUD
DH
A &
THE BO
MB
Orig
ina
l mu
sic yo
u c
an
REA
LLY da
nc
e to
! This n
ew
en
sem
ble
Mike
lan
ge
lo &
TBSG), w
ith G
em
ma
Cla
re (c
ello
), Da
mo
n
Da
vies (u
prig
ht b
ass), Pe
te Sa
un
de
rs (dru
ms), M
artin
Ch
ab
rier
(saxo
ph
on
e) &
Me
lan
ie H
orsn
all (g
uita
r/ba
ckin
g vo
ca
ls).W
ED 20 M
ARC
H, 7p
m, $25/$20
HO
W G
REEN W
AS M
Y C
AC
TUS
“Ca
nb
erra
: A N
on
-Co
re H
istory” – R
are
op
po
rtun
ity to w
itne
ss A
ustra
lia’s lo
ng
est-ru
nn
ing
, mu
lti-aw
ard
win
nin
g ra
dio
co
me
dy
serie
s rec
ord
ed
live. Ke
ith Sc
ott a
nd
Ro
byn
Mo
ore
are
join
ed
by
Ma
kin’ W
ho
op
ee
du
o, To
ny Kin
g a
nd
Kris Ra
lph
. “Un
be
ata
ble
” Th
e C
an
be
rra Tim
es.
SUN
24 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $40/$35
OBSESSIO
N &
DESIRE: M
ISAD
VEN
TURES IN LO
VE &
LUST
Loe
be
nste
in o
n p
ian
o e
xplo
re th
e d
arke
r side
of o
bse
ssion
a
nd
de
sire (b
ein
g d
um
pe
d, fru
strate
d, p
rom
iscu
ou
s or ju
st p
lain
self-a
bso
rbe
d) th
rou
gh
the
son
gs o
f Sibe
lius, Sc
hu
ma
nn
, Sh
osta
kovic
h a
nd
mo
re.
WED
13 MA
RCH
, 9pm
$20
CA
BARET PO
LITICO
: SHO
RTIS & SIM
PSON
The
ele
ctio
n is o
n a
nd
Ca
nb
erra
’s lea
din
g sa
tirists tea
r ap
art
the
follie
s of o
ur fe
arle
ss lea
de
rs as th
e n
oo
se o
n th
e h
un
g
pa
rliam
en
t is loo
sen
ed
. Hu
mo
ur a
nd
po
ign
an
cy re
ign
sup
rem
e
in th
is mu
sica
l revie
w o
f Ca
nb
erra
po
litica
l life.
FRI 22 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $30/$25
O
PENIN
G H
OU
RS: we
ekd
ays 5p
m ‘til la
te; w
ee
kend
s mid
da
y ‘til late
.LO
CA
TION
: loo
king up
at O
ld Pa
rliam
ent H
ouse
, entry is o
n the rig
ht throug
h
co
rner g
ard
en g
ate
. TICKETS: a
t ww
w.sp
ieg
elte
nt.net &
at the
do
or o
n the d
ay.
All tic
kets a
re “G
ENERA
L AD
MISSIO
N”: a
co
mb
inatio
n of
sea
ting a
nd sta
nding
, with no
sea
t gua
rante
ed
.
PAU
L MC
DERM
OTT IN
CO
NC
ERTTh
e M
cD
erm
ott ju
keb
ox – a
s pre
sen
ted
by th
e a
cid
-ton
gu
ed
, ve
lvet-to
nsille
d, m
od
ern
-da
y son
g-a
nd
-da
nc
e m
an
him
self,
ab
ette
d b
y an
all-sta
r ba
nd
– with
orig
ina
l son
gs fro
m D
ou
g
Antho
ny Allsta
rs throug
h to o
ne-o
ffs from
TV’s The
Big G
ig, G
oo
d
Ne
ws W
ee
k, The
Side
sho
w a
nd
Me
lbo
urn
e C
om
ed
y Festiva
l. SU
N 24 M
ARC
H, 5p
m, $35/$30
THE C
AN
BERRA JA
ZZ CLU
B
trad
ition
al N
ew
Orle
an
s style. A
lso fe
atu
ring
Ca
rol R
alp
h, o
ne
of
SUN
17 MA
RCH
, 3pm
, $27
HO
WLIN
’ STEAM
TRAIN
In o
ne
wo
rd: re
len
tless. A
fun
, wild
ride
, with
no
-on
e le
ft be
hin
d.
It’s roc
k, blu
es a
nd
bo
og
ie, se
am
lessly m
ash
ed
tog
eth
er b
y a
po
psta
r sing
er, a
roc
ker g
uita
rist, a d
rea
dlo
cke
d b
assist a
nd
a
wise
cra
ckin
g d
rum
me
r, with
eve
ry son
g ta
king
off a
t bre
akn
ec
k sp
ee
d…
Re
len
tless.
FRI 22 MA
RCH
, 11PM, $25/$20
PERCH
CREEK
FAM
ILY JU
GBA
ND
At tim
es ra
gin
g a
nd
rele
ntle
ss, at o
the
rs pla
cid
an
d h
au
ntin
g,
voc
al h
arm
on
ies o
ver tro
mb
on
e, b
an
jo, w
ash
bo
ard
, do
ub
le
ba
ss, blu
es h
arp
, mu
sica
l saw
, tap
da
nc
ing
an
d, o
f co
urse
, th
e ju
g.
THU
14 MA
RCH
, 9pm
, $25/$20
CA
ROLIN
E NIN
: HY
MN
E À PIA
FFro
m Pa
ris with
love
, this c
lassic
fem
me
fata
le o
pe
ns a
win
do
w
on
to th
e tra
gic
bu
t insp
iring
life o
f Edith
Piaf in
a c
ap
tivatin
g
tribu
te w
hic
h b
rea
the
s ne
w life
into
fam
iliar a
nth
em
s suc
h a
s La
vie e
n ro
se, H
ymn
e à
l’am
ou
r an
d Pa
da
m.
WED
13 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $35/$30
JAM
ON
TOA
ST
sho
w w
hic
h h
as c
hild
ren
(an
d p
are
nts) a
ll join
ing
in. C
om
e a
nd
sin
g! C
om
e a
nd
da
nc
e! C
om
e a
nd
jam
!
SAT 23 M
ARC
H, 2p
m; SU
N 24 M
ARC
H, 11a
m, a
dults FREE/c
hildre
n $10
ROBY
N A
RCH
ER IN C
ON
CERT: Q
UE RESTE-T-IL ?
Ro
byn
Arc
he
r, with
pia
nist M
ich
ae
l Mo
rley a
nd
ac
co
rdio
n
virtuo
so G
eo
rge
Butru
mlis, tra
ce
s Fren
ch
son
g fro
m Le
Ch
at N
oir
an
d La
utre
c’s fa
vou
rite, A
ristide
Brua
nt, th
rou
gh
to th
e 1960s:
Ferre
r, Tren
et, Bre
l, Ga
insb
ou
rg, Pia
f, Mo
nta
nd
, Bard
ot... Q
ue
re
ste-t-il? W
ha
t rem
ain
s? L’am
ou
r, tou
jou
rs l’am
ou
r ... SU
N 3 M
ARC
H, 8p
m, $45/$40
CELL BLO
CK
69 (Do
uble
bill w
ith NA
UG
HTY RH
YTHM
S)N
B: The
ba
nd
wro
te A
LL the
ma
jor H
its Of Th
e 1980s (la
ter sto
len
b
y un
scru
pu
lou
s po
p a
rtists); all 9 b
an
dm
em
be
rs are
ca
lled
C
ore
y; the
y pe
rform
an
an
nu
al La
st-Ever-Sh
ow
in ‘C
an
be
rry’; A
ND
the
y be
at a
ny 1980s e
xpe
rien
ce
– rea
l OR
ima
gin
ary!
FRI 15 MA
R, SAT 16 M
ARC
H, 9p
m, $30/$25
LA 33 &
NO
VA
LIMA
: CEN
TENA
RY D
AY
DA
NC
E PARTY
Fresh
from
WO
MA
D, th
e w
orld
’s be
st da
nc
e p
arty c
om
es to
tow
n
with
Co
lom
bia
’s mo
st fam
ou
s salsa
orc
he
stra a
nd
the
aw
ard
-w
inn
ing
, cu
tting
ed
ge
, Afro
-Peru
vian
ele
ctro
nic
a e
nse
mb
le.
(Sup
po
rted
& h
oste
d b
y the
Emb
assie
s of C
olo
mb
ia a
nd
Peru
, a
nd
the
Co
un
cil o
n A
ustra
lia La
tin A
me
rica
Re
latio
ns.)
TUE 12 M
ARC
H, 6.30p
m, $20
THE SH
OU
T BROTH
ERSSinc
e the
1980s, at N
ew
tow
n’s Sand
ringha
m H
ote
l and
C
anb
erra
’s Hung
aria
n Austra
lian C
lub, C
anb
erra
-bo
rn bro
thers
and
bro
thers-in-a
rms, Be
rnie &
Pat H
aye
s, Pete
r Ve
lzen a
nd
mind
and
ble
ed
the he
art, fro
m Ro
y Orb
ison to
The Buzzc
oc
ks.SU
N 10 M
ARC
H, 11p
m, $15
DA
NIEL C
HA
MPA
GN
EH
is ph
en
om
en
al g
uita
r skills turn
this so
lo p
erfo
rme
r into
a th
ree
-p
iec
e b
an
d a
s he
pu
she
s the
instru
me
nt b
eyo
nd
its bo
un
da
ries
an
d re
ac
he
s into
folk, b
lue
s, cla
ssica
l, jazz a
nd
mo
re, w
ith tw
o-
ha
nd
tap
pin
g a
nd
bo
dy p
erc
ussio
n, a
lon
g sid
e su
blim
e ja
zzy
SAT 2 M
AR, 7p
m, $25/$20
LIGH
TS! CA
NBERRA
! AC
TION
!Brin
g yo
ur b
ea
nb
ag
an
d kic
k ba
ck in
The
Fam
ou
s Spie
ge
l
hid
de
n a
cro
ss the
city.
FRI 8 MA
RCH
, from
7pm
, FREE
THE SH
UFFLE C
LUB
Ho
ttest b
len
d o
f jazz, sw
ing
, blu
es a
nd
bo
og
ie m
ixed
with
an
in
fec
tiou
s en
erg
y tha
t dra
ws yo
u to
you
r fee
t an
d stra
igh
t on
to
ge
niu
s an
d m
ad
ne
ss. SA
T 2 MA
RCH
, 9pm
, SUN
3 MA
RCH
, 10pm
, $15
THE D
IASPO
RA A
LL-STARS BIRTH
DA
Y PA
RTYD
an
ce
ou
t the
Da
y of C
ele
bra
tion
at th
e h
oo
pie
st ap
rès-p
arty
in to
wn
an
d g
roo
ve to
the
live so
un
dtra
ck o
f you
r wa
sted
Wa
shin
g M
ac
hin
e a
nd
ma
ny m
ore
. Co
me
ba
ck to
the
era
w
he
n e
nte
rtain
me
nt in
Ca
nb
erra
wa
s The
PITS! M
ON
11 MA
RCH
, 9pm
, $15
MA
DA
M PA
T THO
MPSO
N: FILM
& TRIBU
TE CO
NC
ERTSc
ree
nin
g o
f the
ABC
do
cu
me
nta
ry on
the
life o
f the
late
, gre
at,
Ma
da
m Pa
t Tho
mp
son
, wh
ich
trac
es h
er d
estin
y as a
sing
er,
84, in Th
e Fa
mo
us Sp
ieg
elte
nt. Fo
llow
ed
by a
tribu
te c
on
ce
rt. V
ale
, Patty Bra
nd
!SU
N 17 M
ARC
H, 6p
m, $20
SI XIA
N: TRA
DITIO
NA
L CH
INESE M
USIC
Pron
ou
nc
ed
“sir-shia
m” a
nd
me
an
ing
“silk string
s”: in th
e h
an
ds
of Em
ma
an
d Bru
ce
– inte
rna
tion
ally a
cc
laim
ed
ma
sters o
f th
ese
trad
ition
al C
hin
ese
string
ed
instru
me
nts – th
e Erh
u a
nd
th
e R
ua
n p
rod
uc
e b
ea
utifu
l trad
ition
al m
usic
from
vario
us
eth
nic
reg
ion
s of C
hin
a.
THU
7 MA
RCH
, 9pm
, $25/$20
FLAP!
Turn
ing
all sh
oe
s into
da
nc
ing
pu
mp
s, this M
elb
ou
rne
-ba
sed
ch
arm
ing
An
tipo
de
an
ven
ee
r. SU
N 17 M
ARC
H, 11p
m, $25/$20
THE M
ARV
ELLOU
S MIZD
EMEA
NO
URS: SM
AC
K BA
NG
IN
THE M
IDD
LESe
du
cin
g w
ith ja
zz, blu
es a
nd
po
p – a
ll wra
pp
ed
up
in w
icke
d
ha
rmo
nie
s – Miz C
hie
f (Kare
n Stra
ha
n), M
iz Ha
p (G
aye
Re
id), M
iz
Sma
ck Ba
ng
in th
e M
idd
le o
f the
ir ho
me
tow
n.
WED
6 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $30/$25
THE W
ILD PA
RTY
Ma
rch
’s 1928 jazz e
ra m
aste
rpie
ce
is a ta
le o
f lust, lo
ve a
nd
re
ven
ge
. Ne
wly a
da
pte
d b
y ac
tor d
irec
tor Pa
ulin
e W
righ
t with
SAT 16 M
ARC
H, SA
T 23 MA
RCH
, 7pm
, $30/$25The
Fam
ous Sp
ieg
el G
ard
en is a
Ce
ntena
ry of C
anb
erra
pro
jec
t, p
roud
ly supp
orte
d b
y the A
CT G
ove
rnme
nt
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TE ROSE G
ARD
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ouse
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ays and Wicked Nights ~ Concerts, Cabaret, Circus &
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Sun 3 8pm: Robyn Archer
Mon 4
Tue 5
Wed 6 Marvellous Mizdemeanours Bearded Gypsy Band
Thu 7 Adam Conroy Si Xian: Traditional Chinese
Fri 8 Lights! Canberra! Action! Ganga Giri
Sat 9 Mikelangelo & TBSG Mikelangelo & TBSG Ganga Giri
Sun 10 from 7.30pm: NFSA: Imagining the Capital Shout Brothers
Mon 11 The Diaspora All-Stars Party
Tue 12 6.30pm: LA 33 & Novalima Dance Party
Wed 13 Caroline Nin Obsession & Desire
Thu 14 Perch Creek Family Band
Fri 15 Frencham Smith The Naughty Rhythms + Cell Block 69
Sat 16 2pm: Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea The Wild Party The Naughty Rhythms + Cell Block 69
Sun 17 3pm: Canberra Jazz Club Flap!
Mon 18
Tue 19 Mary Couglan Briefs
Wed 20 Buddha & the Bomb Briefs
Thu 21 Beautifully Mad Briefs The Noir Revue
Fri 22 Cabaret Politico Briefs Howlin’ Steam Train
Sat 23 2pm: Jam On Toast 4pm: The Girls The Wild Party George Washingmachine The Noir Revue
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