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The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Japanese pressing of Faces in Reflection (catalog number ULS-6048-P) is a gem not only for its pristine vinyl quality and elegant packaging, but for capturing one of the boldest statements in jazz-funk fusion history. Released on MPS Records and reissued in Japan with the iconic obi strip and Japanese liner insert, this version stands out as a highly desirable collector's piece.
From the opening note, Faces in Reflection radiates high-level artistry. The interplay between these three masters is nothing short of electrifying. Duke’s solos are otherworldly, gliding between lush Rhodes textures and searing synth leads that remain completely grounded in groove. His command of space and melody — even when venturing deep into electronic territory — feels both futuristic and deeply rooted in soul and funk traditions.
Tracks like 'Psychosomatic Dung' and 'Faces in Reflection (No. 1 & 2)' serve as pure, high-octane jazz-funk workouts, with Ndugu Chancler’s drumming supplying rock-solid pulse and dynamic fire, while John Heard’s bass keeps things locked down with deep, melodic swagger. The trio format leaves no room to hide — and none is needed. Each player brings the full force of their creativity to the table.
George Duke – Faces In Reflection
Label: #MPSRecords – ULS-6048-P
Series: プログレッシヴ1500コレクションズ
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Country: Japan
Released: 1982
Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul
Style: Soul-Jazz, #JazzFunk, Fusion
Bass – #JohnHeard
Drums – #LeonNduguChancler
Keyboards – #GeorgeDuke
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The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
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One texture fleeting and the other tough and long-lasting, but in the end both materials vanish. One translation for "mono-no-aware" (物の哀れ) is "thisness of things"; the fact that even the boldest and shiniest will fade and finally disappear.
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The location I went to for this assignment was a street not far from my home and it had a beautiful view of the mountains. I took a number of photos similar to this one throughout the day but this one I found to be the boldest in contrast between sky and landscape.
From the museum label: This depiction of Albert Paris von Gütersloh (1887-1973) is probably the boldest portrait on canvas from Schiele's late period. The subject is shown seated, surrounded by a colorful dynamic sea of flames, in contrast to other portraits from the period. Electrifying and expressive, the extrovert writer and painter presents himself in a frontal pose with his lower arms raised -- almost as if the gestures are adding to the dynamic brushwork surrounding them. By contrast, the face is rendered more precisely, gazing pensively into the distance with a slightly furrowed brow, calm and concentrated. Is he being shown as a fellow "seer"? The painting probably has more in common with the later allegories than with Schiele's formal portraits, and its light, loosely brushed surface gives an idea of how the allegories might have looked if the artist had been able to finish the series.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
The Bleeding Tree. Written by Angus Cerini, directed by Paul Dineen.
In a dirt-dry Australian town, a gunshot shatters the still night. A mother and her daughters have just welcomed home the man of the house — with a crack to the shins and a bullet to the neck. With a body to dispose of and neighbours asking awkward questions, their story unfolds with raw, rude, and brutally funny intensity.
The Bleeding Tree is an Australian Gothic murder ballad. It's the story of three fierce women fighting back. Described as “dangerous, deep, and devastatingly beautiful,” it’s a razor-sharp thriller and a hauntingly tense, visceral exploration of revenge, complicity, and survival.
With its dark humour, poetic beauty, and searing wit, it is theatre at its boldest and most unforgettable.
The Bleeding Tree was first produced by Griffin Theatre Company, 7 August 2015 at the SBW Stables Theatre, Sydney, Australia.
Putney Arts Theatre, Studio
Tuesday 20 - Saturday 24 May at 7.45pm
Matinée, Saturday 24 May - 3pm.
🎸 Catwalk is the fourth studio album by acclaimed jazz guitarist Emily Remler, recorded in August 1984 at Coast Recorders Studios in San Francisco and released in 1985 on Concord Jazz. Notably her first album comprised entirely of original compositions—seven tracks that showcase Remler’s creative breadth. Stylistically, the record blends bossa nova, Brazilian, Indian, Latin, and African polyrhythms into a modern jazz context. Critics described the result as 'eclectic' and full of 'supple, subtle surprises'.
'Catwalk' (title track): praised as a 'true marvel', a composition that highlights Remler's imaginative spark. Other original pieces such as 'Mocha Spice', 'Antonio', and 'Mozambique' reflect her deep affinity with Brazilian, Latin, and African rhythmic textures.
This album marks Emily Remler’s boldest artistic statement, crystallizing her identity not just as a virtuosic guitarist, but as a fully realized composer and bandleader. Its adventurous blends and cohesive ensemble interplay cement her legacy as a trailblazing female guitarist in a male-dominated field.
Emily Remler – Catwalk
Label: Concord Jazz – CJ-265
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 1985
Genre: #Jazz
Style: #ContemporaryJazz
A1 Mocha Spice
A2 Catwalk
A3 Gwendolyn
A4 Antonio
B1 Pedals
B2 Five Years
B3 Mozambique
Bass – #EddieGomez
Guitar – #EmilyRemler
Percussion – #BobMoses
Trumpet – #JohnDEarth
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