SUDS Presents: PROJECT 001 | SUBURBIA RE:ISSUED

By The Euterpe Project

23rd January 2021

The Cellar Theatre

7:00pm

SUDS $3 / ACCESS $5 / CONCESSION $7 / ADULT $12

The Euterpe Project is excited to announce their debut appearance! This one night only event held in collaboration with the SUDS Summer Season presents an amalgamation of minimalist and ambient music as well as the live premiere of Sydney/Brisbane-based composer Dale Schlaphoff’s work ‘suburbia’ in a new trio arrangement for synthesisers, piano and tape. PROJECT 001 will see the combination of traditional performance, electronic improvisation and performance art, synthesising a unique approach to the concert-going experience and utilising a variety of mediums including the visual, spatial and sonic.

Tickets are strictly limited. If you miss out, not to worry, the digital premiere will go live not long after the event on The Euterpe Project's IGTV.

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The Euterpe Project is an autonomous, new-music collective. Led by three young musicians with a passion for presenting improvised or newly composed music as well as adapting ‘old music’ into new formats. Daniel Baykitch and Jacob Lawler both study Music Performance at The Sydney Conservatorium of Music and are keen to find ways to incorporate their principal study instruments of woodwinds into new music in conjunction with digital instruments such as DAW and Synthesisers. Dale Schlaphoff is studying Music Composition at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music in Brisbane and is passionate about new music creation, improvisation and experimentation working in both electronic and acoustic mediums.

NOTE ON DOOR TICKETS

It is preferable you buy your ticket online to ensure our seating capacity complies with COVID-19 rules. On sold-out nights no door tickets will be available. If you are planning on purchasing a ticket at the door please be aware there is no guarantee you will be granted a ticket due to strict COVID-19 capacity rules.

SUDS COVID-SAFE POLICY

At SUDS we want to prioritise the safety of our members and audiences, so we have strict COVID measures in place.

- Audiences will have their temperature checked upon entry into the theatre

- Audiences will be required to sign in with a QR code upon entry to ensure that we can be prepared for any contact tracing that may be required

- Masks are required in The Cellar, and disposable masks will be available upon entry

- Sanitising stations will be placed around the theatre, and audiences must sanitise hands upon entry

- Seating will be socially distanced to ensure that audience members are in compliance with the current NSW legislation

- Flow of foot traffic will be clearly marked, and audiences will be asked to follow this