Music@ StreetMarket in conjunction with
Great Southern Nights (GSN)
- a NSW Gov initiative 'Land of 1000 Gigs'

A DOUBLE BILL FRI 20 NOV
Ian Cooper's Swingin' Gypsy Jazz 7.30pm
Moulin Roque 9.15pm
a Cabaret by Susannah Mirana

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Violinist Ian Cooper was commissioned to compose and perform the "Tin Symphony" for the opening ceremony of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney. The event was televised worldwide with an estimated 2.85 billion viewers.
Ian has appeared in Australia and overseas, both live and on recordings with artists as diverse as James Morrison, George Benson, John Farnham, Marcia Hines, Tommy Emmanuel, Mary Schneider, Barry White, Andrea Bocelli, David Helfgott, Neil Sedaka, and Olivia Newton-John.

Among his many live performance accolades, Ian Cooper has received 5 Golden Fiddle Awards, 2 MO Awards, 4 ACE Awards, and has been honored with a platinum ARIA Award.

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Moulin Roque delivers a multi-faceted performance that takes Susannah Mirana's love of alternative rock, new wave and dark wave music and injects it with potent shots of theatre and cabaret.
From high energy, primal rock pieces, to stripped-down, bare-boned instrumentations revealing potent lyrical content with undertones of jealousy, lust and seduction. Based around songs that are inspiring to her, Susannah delivers a performance that stretches from darkly dramatic to downright quirky

Don't miss this opportunity for an up-close & personal performance!
Capacity for this show is limited to 30 ONLY

Venue UPSTAIRS of the StreetMarket Asian Tapas Restaurant
116 Willoughby Rd Crows Nest

Dinner sittings of 6 or 7pm
to reserve your table after purchase 02 8540 5535

Covid-safe guidelines

In these COVID19 times capacity for this show is limited to an exclusive 30 dinner & show tickets ONLY

upon entry signing in is required
masks welcome
sanitizer available

Street Market Asian Tapas Bar & Restaurant
Bespoke tasting dishes designed by Gastronomist, Alan Liang

Recommended as home of "The Best Ribs In Sydney"
and "The Best Tapas In Sydney" by The Urban List.

Heralded as a 'sensory celebration' by Concrete Playground, and a 'free-for-all snackfest' by Time Out