Mark Pigott

A memorable part of Mark’s childhood, in Sydney in the sixties, was spent queuing up in George Street to watch the latest movies. Mark remains an avid cinema and theatre goer, and believe that the essentials of great drama remain the same in both “genres”.

Mark’s other interests are photography, cricket and rugby. He is happy to discuss the finer points of swing bowling at any time.

276 posts by Mark Pigott

helen sung and sydney women’s jazz collective

The Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival kicked off at the fabulous Foundry 616 in Harris St, Ultimo with a great set from the Sydney Women’s Jazz Collective  before they were joined by the outstanding American pianist Helen Sung.

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renata arrivolo trio @ foundry 616

Jazz pianist Renata Arrivolo performed two sets of mellow instrumentals on Thursday night at the delightful Foundry 616. There is nothing artificial or flashy about her piano playing. It is smooth, highly competent, understated and on point with her excellent …

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degenerate art @ the old fitz

Presenting the noble artistic credentials of one of the most evil group of men in history to the knowledgeable Old Fitz theatre crowd is a very clever conceit. Theatre crowds generally have artistic interests. They frequent cinema, galleries, music venues …

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assanhando quarteto @ foundry 616

Assanhado Quarteto played bright and cheery Brazilian Jazz at Foundry 616 on the last night of their Australian tour. They played numerous songs from Feira, their first album. Feira means market in Portuguese and it is the music of …

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maggot at the sydney fringe festival

MAGGOT is funny, silly, full of energy and definitely worth catching.

Performers Angela Fouhy, Elle Wootton and Freya Finch are playing characters that were ostensibly  the international pop sensation The Baby Girls. They explain they are moving away from …

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art for art’s sake

ART FOR ART’S SAKE examines the role of art and performance in the world, a fitting subject for a Sydney Fringe production. This short play shows glimpses of an artist’s life. The scenes of a film school class, dealing with …

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