MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED

ARTISTS AT MONA OVER THREE DAYS.

Hobart, Tasmania mofo.net.au

Ade Suharto & Simon Barker & Brian Ritchie Ahsan Baltisani & Apoorv Davè

Amanda Shone Amy Gebhardt

Ariana Reines (USA) Bree van Reyk

Brett Newski (USA) Christopher Wrench

Elise Taylor Ensemble Offspring

Evelyn Ida Morris & Haftu Reda & Dale Gorfinkel (AUS/ETH) Fire! (SWE) Hornissimo

iCon Joshua Santospirito & Craig San Roque

Julius Schwing Trio Kim Myhr (NOR)

Mathieu Briand (FRA) Matthew Goddard

Michael Bettine (USA) Mike Noga

Mirel Wagner (FIN) MoMa

Oren Ambarchi Project Drums

Robin Fox & Byron J. Scullin Santhana Vaidhyanathan & Sai Prashanthi

Scott Tinkler Spear

The Tea Cube Tim Jones & Jennifer Marten-Smith

Tom Vincent Trio TSOC extreme

Wildbirds & Peacedrums (SWE) Will Guthrie

Yyan Ng & more

The Flaming Lips (USA) DJ Krush (JPN)

HERMESensemble (BEL)

Arthur Russell’s Instrumentals (USA)

Kate Tempest (UK)

Jenny Hval (NOR)

Okmalumkoolkat feat. Cid Rim & The Clonious (ZAF/AUT)

Hailu Mergia with Tony Buck & Mike Majkowski (ETH/AUS)

Friday 15 – Sunday 17 January From 10am daily $179/139 + BF

Merriment en masse on Mona’s own island: in the museum, on the lawns and around some never-before-seen

spaces and places.

Day Passes on sale Tuesday 1 December.

Three-Day Mona Pass

ExhibitionsMuseum open only to Three-Day Mona Pass holders, Friday 15 – Sunday 17 January.

Katthy Cavaliere: Loved

Curated by Daniel Mudie Cunningham

Image credit: Nest, 2010. Katthy Cavaliere Performance production still courtesy of the estate of the artist

Mathieu Briand Et In Libertalia Ego, Vol. II

Curated by Nicole Durling & Olivier Varenne

Image credit: Mona/Rémi Chauvin

The Art Exhibition

MONAMONAGILBERT & GEORGEGILBERT & GEORGE

Organising Curators: Nicole Durling &

Olivier Varenne

FRIDAY 15 JANUARY

DJ Yoda Okmalumkoolkat featuring Cid Rim & The Clonious EMRSN & more

SATURDAY 16 JANUARY

James Chance & the Contortions Tom Thum & Guests Sietta & more

SUNDAY 17 JANUARY

DJ Krush Hits 4 Letter Fish & more

Friday 15 – Sunday 17 January, 9pm till late 12 Murray Street (ex-Government offices) Hobart $30 + BF $35 door sales (if available)

Lucy Benson, Scot Cotterell, Selena de Carvalho, Michaela Gleave, Joe Hamilton, Sean Healy, Jason James, Kit Wise, 313RGB & more

For Your Ears For Your Eyes

18+Electric dreams.

A disturbing, darkly funny trio of Samuel Beckett plays, one after the other, that plumb the shadowlands of guilt, regret and despair. Featuring some of Australia’s finest actors: Paul Blackwell, Peter Carroll and Pamela Rabe.

Preview (15% discount) Wednesday 13 January, 7.30pm Thursday 14 – Saturday 16 January, 7.30pm Sunday 17 January, 2pm Premium $80 + BF A Res $70 + BF B Res $60 + BF C Res $45 + BF Theatre Royal, Hobart

Directors:Geordie Brookman (Footfalls)Nescha Jelk (Krapp’s Last Tape)Corey McMahon (Eh Joe) Set and Costume Design:Ailsa Paterson Lighting Design:Ben Flett (Footfalls and Krapp’s Last Tape)Chris Petridis (Eh Joe) Sound Design:Jason Sweeney Cast:Paul Blackwell (Eh Joe)Peter Carroll (Krapp’s Last Tape)Pamela Rabe (Footfalls, voice in Eh Joe)Sandy Gore (Voice in Footfalls)

Beckett TriptychEh Joe, Footfalls & Krapp’s Last Tape

by Samuel Beckett A State Theatre Company SA production

Mona Foma and Theatre Royal present

HERMESensemble The Lodger (BEL)

Antonio Sánchez Birdman Live (MEX)

Adventurous Belgian eight-piece ensemble performs a reimagined score to a screening of Hitchcock’s 1927 silent thriller. Composed by Joby Talbot (The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy) and conducted by Koen Kessels, Music Director of The Royal Ballet.

Wednesday 13 January, 8pm A Res $50 + BF B Res $40 + BF C Res $30 + BF Restricted $25 + BF Odeon Theatre, Hobart

Jazz drummer Antonio Sánchez composed and performed the score for the multi-Oscar-winning Birdman, starring Michael Keaton and directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu. Sánchez—himself a four-time Grammy Award winner—will perform live to a screening of the film.

MA15+ (strong coarse language)

Thursday 14 January, 8pm A Res $50 + BF B Res $40 + BF C Res $30 + BF Restricted $25 + BF Odeon Theatre, Hobart

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This Dame and doyen of percussion has a vision: ‘to teach the world to listen’. And so far she’s done a damn fine job—collaborating with the likes of Björk and Oscar the Grouch (on Sesame Street, mind you), and leading an army of one thousand drummers at the 2012 London Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. Here in Hobart, she’ll continue her quest—complete with marimbas, drums and more.

Sunday 17 January, 8pm Gold $75 + BF Silver $60 + BF Federation Concert Hall, Hobart

Evelyn Glennie (UK)

Image credit: Philipp Rathmer

The world premiere of this suite of symphonic pop songs. Monday 18 January, 7.30pm A Res $75 + BF B Res $60 + BF C Res $50 + BF Restricted $40 + BF Odeon Theatre, Hobart

Kate Miller-Heidke & the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra

With visuals by Amy Gebhardt

Getting Around

Most of Mofo is at Mona, about twelve kilometres north of Hobart. Your best bet, if travelling from the city, will be taking a ferry or bus from the Brooke Street Pier (Franklin Wharf). But be warned: this isn’t any old bus/ferry terminal. Not only will Mona-bound transport depart regularly from here, but for Mofo 2016 the Brooke Street Pier will transform into a venue itself, playing host to a variety of performances from jazz, to percussion, to a bevy of mystery music programming. Even better, it’s also within walking distance of all our city venues.

Tina Turner ain’t got nothin’ on this bus stop.

A return bus or ferry ticket (on sale Tuesday 1 December) will cost you $20, or you can buy a three-day return pass for $45. There is no parking on-site at Mona between Friday 15 and Sunday 17 January.

Or get some exercise (you know you need it!) and ride to Mona along the intercity cycleway. Plenty of bike parking in Berriedale.

See mofo.net.au for timetables.

In addition to the festivities at Mona, you’ll also find a heap of ticketed and free events around the CBD. See mofo.net.au for full program details.

DANCENORTH: Kyle Page & Amber Haines EDGE2: Julius Schwing Trio Spear Jenny M. Thomas – Bush Gothic Wildbirds & Peacedrums (SWE)

Other Gigs

Free Stuff

Brooke Street Pier Amy Spiers & Catherine Ryan Clyde McGill EDGE2: Isthmus exhaust

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