Cut Paste Play 2024
Saturday 23 March 2024 from 12:30pm to 9:30pm Sunday 24 March 2024 from 10:30am to 7pm
Doors open 30mins before start time.
The Music Box Project proudly presents CUT PASTE PLAY 2024 - a new festival of music outside the usual order of things.
CUT PASTE PLAY is an extraordinary gathering for all kinds of curious listeners and creative musicians to come together at Church Street Studios, on Gadigal land, Eora (Sydney, Australia). This energetic, two-day festival features an excitingly eclectic lineup of musicians and artists from across Australia and abroad.
Join us for a joyful weekend packed full of ears-on performances and hands-on experiences including:
13 CONCERTS: playful, collaborative and exploratory performances.
10 INTERLUDES: interactive experiences ranging from artist talks, DIY compositions to guided sound walks.
Festival schedule and information: https://www.themusicboxproject.com/cut-paste-play-2024
FESTIVAL LINEUP
23 March 2024 (Saturday): Sumn Conduit - Ben Carey and Sonya Holowell (NSW), Clocks and Clouds - Kraig Grady & Terumi Narushima (NSW), Laura Chislett and Satsuki Odamura (NSW), Home Is - Hinano Fujisaki (with Bonnie Stewart, Jacques Emery, Lauren Tsamouras) (NSW), Anna Koch (Austria).
24 March 2024 (Sunday): Hamed Sadeghi (NSW), Amanda Cole (NSW), Jane Aubourg - Play Me, Mend Me (with Anita Johnson) (NSW), Ossicle Duo - Benjamin Anderson and Hamish Upton (VIC), The Music Box Project - Elizabeth Jigalin, Jane Aubourg, Joseph Lisk, Naomi Johnson, Peter Leung (NSW), Clocked Out - Erik Griswold and Vanessa Tomlinson (QLD).
VENUE: Church Street Studios in Camperdown, Sydney is home to an autonomous collective of independent music, sound and screen professionals. The festival will happen in their intimate, eclectic venue space located upstairs from their music studios.
TICKETS: Festival passes are available in 3 self-selecting tiers: concession/hardship, general, and supporter. Passes for the full festival (Stereo Pass) or one day only (Mono Pass) are available.
ACCESSIBILITY: Unfortunately, there is currently no lift access to the venue which is up one floor (22 steps). The stairs are very wide (1.5m), and have handrails on both sides.
The Music Box Project acknowledges the traditional custodians of the unceded land we will be playing on, the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, and pay respects to their elders past, present and emerging. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body