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2005
Shows
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With
a voice that stems from the depths of a soulful heart, singer, songwriter,
survivor Anthea combines her original music of folk blues and rock
pop with traditional and contemporary songs from her Greek heritage.
Anthea is an advocate for peace, reconciliation and human rights.
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DECEMBER
Saturday
Dec 3rd - Saloni M at Big West Festival Footscray 2pm in the 'Sun
Tent'
***
SEPTEMBER ***
busy
busy ………….fun fun fun!!
Spring
has sprung so join in the festivities with a thousand others for this
year's…….
DAREBIN
MUSIC FEAST!!!
Wednesday 7th -
The Sensational Soup Soiree!! –
Featuring
Anthea and Pomegranate Choir, La La La, Expressive Women, Pan African
and more....
7pm
- Northcote Uniting Church
251 High St, Northcote
Entry by donation – Contact 9482 2884
Friday 9th -
7.30 - 8.30pm - Crows Bar Cabaret presents....... Socio-political
satire ‘The Leader Sheep’
– written
and performed by Ella Filar -
Featuring:
Anthea Sidiropoulos, Hemi Titokuwaru,
Lachlan Davidson, Roni Linser, Kate Connor, Frances Evans and special
appearance by Cool Cats Cabaret as the Leaders and the Sheep.
Ella
Filar ….described as ‘Melbourne’s queen of cabaret’ hails
from Poland where she was brought up on a diet of fairy tales and cabaret.
Contact Ella on 9486 7343
Wesley
Ann (formerly RukkersBar)
250 High Street, Northcote
(Support to Madamme ZuZu and Her Dumplings - 9.30pm
- 11pm)
Bookings: 9482 1333 – Entry $10
Sunday
18th
- 2pm - 4pm
Throat Chakra Balancing Meditation
Embark
on a journey of self-healing through guided meditation and musical landscape
Northcote
Uniting Church
251
High St, Northcote
Bookings: 0414 603 186 Entry: Gold Coin donation
Saturday 24th
- 9.45pm - 11pm
Anthea's Diary (updated!)
- featuring: bellydancer
Sabelle!....
Roof
Top Bar - Northcote Town Hall
189 High St, Northcote
Bookings: 9481 9408 Festival Special: $3 covercharge
Sunday 25th -
1pm - 3pm ***HIGH
VIBES DAY @ KAFE KOULA's***
"Mediterranean Dreaming" Greek
Traditional/Contemporary music (as
well as some of Anthea’s!)
Featuring: Irine Vela, Achilles Yiangoulli,
and bellydancing with Sabelle!
263
High St, Northcote
Drop
in anytime between 1pm – 3pm – FREE!.................
JULY
Saturday
16 July 8:00pm
Whispered Conversations in Unison
Level
3 Auditorium Greek Community Building Lonsdale St Melbourne
Entry $10 - Bookings Essential call: 9662 3307 website
Anthea
and George Iliopoulos' independent acoustic rock style evidently reveals
Anthea's previous work in rockbands (Pearl the Ultimate Janis Joplin Show)
and George's love of 'entekno' folk/rock. These blend well acoustically
in the theme of 'Whispered Conversations in Unison' taking the audience
on a journey through a myriad of musical genres penned by these two artists.
Along
with Kim Moon on Double bass, Tony Iliou on guitar, Michael Kontochristos
on percussion and David Thomas on flute, Anthea and George have created
an interesting and sometimes challenging way of expressing what lies beneath
their view of the world and within their hearts, to comfortably converse
these into 'Whispered Conversations in Unison between close musical friends'.
Sunday 10 July 3:00pm
Saloni M presents
The Shades of Love
Level
Three Auditorium Greek Community Building
168 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Free Admission
The
featured artists are: Helena Spyrou, Dimitris Troaditis, Fotis Kapetopoulos,
Melissa Petrakis, Anthea Sidiropoulos, Costas Athanassiou, Joe Dolce,
Maree Keating, Angela Costi.
JUNE
Saloni
M presents The
Shades of Love
Saturday
18 June 2005, 8:00 pm
at North
Melbourne Town Hall,
cnr Queensberry and Errol Sts, North Melbourne.
Tickets: $15/$10
bookings (03) 9417 6777
enquiries
The
Shades of Love is a unique performance featuring writers, poets, musicians,
singers, dancers and comedians from diverse cultural backgrounds, accompanied
by a visual art exhibition and a Mediterranean ‘banquet’. Inspired by
the Constantine Cavafy (1920) poem, To call up the shades, the
artists pay tribute to love and its various shades by fusing English and
other languages to create a choral mix of poetry, light and sound enriched
by dance and comedy.
Featuring
Anthea together with a cast of thousands! Poetry from Ali
Alizadeh, Angela Costi, Tosn Reshid, Dimitris Troaditis and others, Art
from Connie Mitropoulos, Juan Sanz and others, Music from Dursan
Acar, Ernie Gruner and others, plus Dance and Comedy!
One
night only! Check Saloni
M website.
Queens
Birthday Weekend
June 10th - 13th
Darwin
Greek Glendi Festival
'The nice and hot' tour....
APRIL
April
21st, 7:30 pm - GRozzie
Live!
Ana
Sevo's 'The Unofficial launch of the Greek/Australian Music Industry'
Venue: @Newtown, Level2
52 Enmore rd Newtown NSW
Enquiries: 02 9209 4614
Check
website
MARCH
– What an excitingly BUSY month!...
24th
- 28th March 2005 NATIONAL
FOLK FESTIVAL
CANBERRA!
"What a great way to spend Easter!"
Anthea
Acoustic @ The
Merry Muse
See program (out in March via NFF website click above for details)
Sunday
March 27th 10pm - The Palladium
Anthea with Dolly Putin and The Kazakstan Kowgirls
....in their own words: "Dolly Putin and The Kazakstan Kowgirls is
very famous singing group in Cygnet, Tasmania. We make country and eastern
bloc music. We sing traditional song from our country and your country.
We perform any song anywhere anyhow anytime at drop of hat" ~ check
out website: The
Kazakstan Kowgirls
Sunday
20th March 11 am - The Mermaid comes up for air!!....Fundraiser
for Lee St Primary School (Carlton North)
COME JOIN THE FUN!
Also
on 20th March
Accompanying Anthea is dancer *Sabelle*…. showcasing her Bellydance talents
as well as teaching YOU the Zorba dance! (unless you already know it in
which case just join in!! )
9.30am
- The Street Banyule Parade!! (with Sabelle)
11am - Lee St Primary school Fundraiser Lee St Carlton
1pm - Banyule Festival (with Sabelle)
3pm
- Whittlesea Festival (with Sabelle)
Saturday
19th March @ 2pm Memorial
Day for Greece
Manningham Library Manningham Rd Doncaster
Commemorating 25th March Greece Independence Day singing folk songs both
contemporary and originals from poet Dina Amantidou who will also be reciting
her poetry.
5:15
- 5:45 pm - Antipodes
Festival Glendi, Lonsdale St. Melbourne (with Jacob Papadopoulos,
Spiro Papoutsis + bellydancers)
6pm with Stelio Antoniou
Peace
Concerts for Cyprus visiting officials 11th - 21st March
Performance at Cypriot Communities of:
Sydney: 11th March
Melbourne: 19th March
International Women’s Day
Festivities throughout March
Tuesday
22nd March 1pm Women’s Wellbeing Day
City
of Hume - Carers Link North, Global Learning Centre, Broadmeadows, Room
4 & 5
For
bookings contact 9495 2518
Friday March 18th
7.30pm
– "Food For Thought" Function ~ Kri Kir Restaurant: Little Bourke St Melbourne
Friday
March 11th
"Musical Journey’s through Womens Eyes"
10.30-1.30pm – 142-144 Drummond St OAKLEIGH – Australian Greek
Welfare
Anthea will perform as well as present a talk - BOOKINGS 9388 9998
Thursday March 10
8am - 9.30am ECCV - The Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria -
Celebrating International Womens Day with Breakfast in The Yarra Room
Melbourne Town Hall.
10am – 4pm - Hellenic Womens Federation Dance – Norma House Claredon
St Northcote
Sunday March 6th 12:30pm - 4:00pm International
Womens Day
Alevi Community Council of Australia, 28-32 Williams Road North Coburg
Entrance fee: $10.00
Friday March 4th, Sat 5th, Sun 6th - Women’s Spirituality Festival
- BOOKINGS 9482 2884
Uniting Church 258 High St Northcote
FEBRUARY
Thursday
Feb 17th – Womens Wellbeing session - Carers Link North 10am –
2.30pm
Glenroy Public Hall Cnr Cromwell & Murrell Sts Glenroy BOOKINGS: Leonnie
9495 2510
Tsunami Fundraisers
Friday
Feb 11th 8pm – 1 Bastings St Northcote – Greek community
Tuesday Feb 8th 8AM (!) – Kafe Koula – 268 High St Northcote
JANUARY
January 7th, 8th, 9th, -
CYGNET
FOLK FESTIVAL
CYGNET TASMANIA
Audiences
can expect a smorgasboard of musical delights at this year's Cygnet Festival
2005 ~
Anthea
unleashes her bi-lingual music of Greek/English tributes: to Never On
Sunday's Melina Mercouri, lingerie loving Bob Dylan, the recently departed
and much loved Melbourne based Singer/Songwriter Kostas Tsicaderis featured
with her and others on The Fig Tree CD, her own late Father Theo (first
Greek migrant to enter Victorian Parliament) and to her youth - reclaiming
it as 'Kundalini40 ' ~ youth... the sequel :-)
........
lots of laughs, loves, and larrikanisms to be had.... (as is the theme
of this years Cygnet
Festival)
Accompanying
Anthea on this trip to The Cygnet Folk Festival is dancer ‘Sabelle’….
showcasing her Bellydance talents as well as teaching YOU the Zorba dance!
(unless you already know it in which case just join in!! )
Anthea
maintains her advocacy for peace, reconciliation and human rights which
is reflected in her music that ‘soothes the spirit and moves the soul’…
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