The Spooky Men of the West will present their show Secrets of Mansinging at the Perth Fringe Festival on six consecutive nights this coming February
Dates: Tuesday 16 to Sunday 21 February
Venue: TEATRO 1, the Pleasure Garden, James Street, Northbridge
Time: 5:15 – 6:05 each evening
Go to the Fringe World website for tickets and more details
Want to know about the secrets of mansinging? For a sneak preview into the mysteries, see this gallery.
See a review of the show here.
The Spooky Men of the West, supported by the Mighty Camelot Choir, will perform in the comfort of the Camelot Theatre in Mosman Park.
Date: Friday 13th November
Time: 7:30pm
Venue: Camelot Theatre, corner Lochee and Solomon Streets, Mosman Park.
Tickets: $25, concession $20, kids $10
Booking: www.trybooking.com/164302
The Spooky Men of the West under Director Micheál McCarthy will perform with the Spirit of the Streets.
Date: Sunday 25th October
Time: 3-5pm
Venue: Perth Town Hall
Tickets: $25, concession $20
Booking: www.trybooking.com/137031
Enquiries: Call Joanne 0407 195 555
The Spooky Men of the West return to Fairbridge this year to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their first ever performance at Fairbridge in 2005. It’s sure to be riotous and quirky.
See photos in the gallery.
From The Clothesline review of the Elder Hall concert at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, 28 Feb 2015.
“What a feast for the eyes and ears! Four choral groups performed before us in the beautiful acoustics of Elder Hall….The sassiness of the women is then counterpointed by the arrival of the Spooky Men Of The West as they saunter slowly on to the stage in their dark outfits, various hats and beards.; this bunch of blokes revel in their masculinity. Though not a Men’s group, they make sure we know they are men, that they are there and we notice them – ‘Yes’ – we see, hear and smell you! Ahhhmen. They love to sing about concrete, practice mysterious handshakes and are masters at ‘mastodontotry’ and ‘manhommery’. The lyrics are ironic (Don’t stand between a man and his tool), and accompanied by some very well executed comic theatre. Mostly originals, they do the occasional cover (Teddy Bears Picnic) but of course have to have a Spooky Men of The West twist!”
See the full review here.
