"Blue Angels" film shoot and dance party

Bohemians, cardigans, dags, and trendies welcome.

By the way, it’s not a heroin film.

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Ooo-er. Have we met?

I’ve pissed a few people off in my day. Amazing that some of them hold grudges going back 4+ years since I was last involved in the arts community. Happily blotted all the bitchin and self-righteousness of the arts out while I’ve spent the intervening years working in youth policy and programmes and raising my kids.

To think that some people want to “subvert” other people dancing and having fun and making a movie! No-one will be refused admission based on their clothing, anyone who cares to donate the admission price to help us make the film will be most welcome.

It’s not named after a syringe. I saw a lot of arts people succumb back in the mid-90s and it grieves me to this day. *shudder*

Jane, if you please, come along to the event as our guest, (re-?) introduce yourself, and if you so choose write about what you find, in here.

Tuba = Yep. Dag = oh yeah. Fair cop, although from memory my first commissioned article for Muse was a preview of an exhibition of drawings by iconic gay illustrator Tom of Finland. Don’t think even JS Bach could have woven that into a PhD musicology thesis.

cheers

Gavin

Presumably Gavin’s jilted – and now seriously embittered – music school lover.
And wind instrument accompanyist. The piccolo perhaps?

Er…and who would you be, Jane?

Good to read that funds are being sought from the party sector and not the government – I can’t see a film named after a glass syringe being regarded kindly by the arts establishment. The genre of sad narcissist former junkies claiming to be artists is having a Canberra resurgence, it appears….I’m told a number of Canberra ‘bohemians’ are likely to turn up in hand-knitted cardies and subvert the ‘party glamour for filming’ request…..check out back issues of Muse for Gavin Findlay’s recycled music school thesis. He is a graduate in the tuba, and a spectacular dag…so it’s a shame he is attempting to masquerade as an arts trendy…