with Golden Fleece, The Baden Street Singers, Darling, Bernard Carney, Eneksis and many more choirs
We are performing every day at various venues — check the Dunsborough SongFest website or the programme page for latest times
10-12 November 2017
Dunsborough SongFest is a choir festival located in Dunsborough, South West of WA.
SEPTEMBER 16 & 17 2017
The inaugural Guildford Songfest will be held on September 16 & 17 in many of Guildford’s beautiful old historic buildings that sit around the village square.
Guildford Songfest will bring a weekend of singing entertainment for young and old to the beautiful township of Guildford.
Ryan will be running the Big Sing workshop on Saturday morning — come and learn a couple of songs to sing with us at the end of the Sat evening concert!
The Men will be performing in the opening concert and in the afternoon concert in St Matthews Hall on Saturday. We’ll also sing a couple of songs at the end of the evening concert on Saturday with singers from our Big Sing Workshop!
Check the Guildford Songfest website or the programme page for the latest details!
Coming to the Circus Theatre – Fringe Central , Perth Cultural Centre , Perth WA 6000
February 6-12 at 6pm
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Please note this show has men in a range of black outfits (not entirely matching) and hats, singing together.
The Men of the West will stretch your expectations of a men’s choral group. Let this black, be-hatted behemoth take you on an unexpected journey to attempt to decipher the role of men in our ever-changing world.
Rising from the ashes of the much-acclaimed Spooky Men of the West, the Men will deliver a variety of a cappella songs ranging from the haunting beauty of ancient Georgian harmonies, curious originals and their own versions of well-known favourites.
Returning to Fringe World after great success in 2016, the Men have been regulars at the Fairbridge Festival and the Dunsborough Songfest over the past decade.
‘Gentle and sad, even sweet, but also powerful and unmistakably male’.
‘Highly commended’ award Adelaide Fringe 2014’.
WARNING: may contain traces of subtle theatre, facial hair and humorous asides.
The Men of the West: The Secrets of Mansinging
Fly By Night Club
179 High St, Fremantle
7pm, Friday 2 nd December
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We present for your delight and puzzlement, Men of the West. Led by director Ryan Morrison, these men have been refining their subtle theatre of pointless grandeur over the past decade, being regulars at the Fairbridge Festival and the Dunsborough Songfest. And picked up a Highly Commended Award at the Adelaide Fringe in 2014.
The Men will deliver a variety of a Capella songs ranging from the haunting beauty of ancient Georgian harmonies to original songs of the quotidian rituals and trials of being a man in today’s world. In so doing, the Men will illuminate for you The Secrets of Mansinging.
They will extend your expectations of a men’s choral group. Welcome to the Men of the West: ‘gentle and sad, even sweet, but also powerful and unmistakably male’.
It is believed that this be-hatted, behemoth of bearded individuals is suspiciously similar to a certain other outfit seen in a very successful season at Perth’s 2016 Fringe World. Who are we to say? The evolution of men is a strange and wonderful thing.
Support: Fiona Rea and Jon Edwards
Four choirs will come together on September 3rd to help raise funds for The Platform Kids Fund Inc, a charity that provides care for children abandoned and begging on Indian railway platforms.
The concert is being hosted by the Unlikely Men of the West. You may recognise this choir, directed by Micheál McCarthy, as the artists formerly known as the Spooky Men of the West – a black, be-hatted behemoth of blokes who sing.
The concert will also feature:
> The Real Sing, an a cappella choir (“serious singers who do it for fun”)
> Strike a Chord, a “sassy group of ladies who love to sing and have fun doing it”, together with the
> Rossmoyne Community Singers.
A fine afternoon’s entertainment is guaranteed with songs ranging from classic Pop hits, Contemporary Jazz, Music Theatre, plus traditional, ancient Georgian harmonies.
Date: Saturday 3rd September
Time: 2-4 pm
Venue: Riverton Baptist Church Hall, 38 Modillion Avenue North, Shelly.
Tickets: $25, Concession $20, Children $5 from ticketbooth
