Factory Theatre | Event Information
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Get ready for The Marvin Gaye Experience at Factory Theatre! |
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Thank you for purchasing tickets to Peter Garrett & the Alter Egos at the Factory Theatre on
Thursday 11 August.
In order to ensure you have the most enjoyable night possible please read the important information below regarding transportation and set times.
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Running Times: |
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7:00pm: Doors // 7:45pm: Abbe May //
9pm: Peter Garrett & the Alter Egos |
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Supporting Peter Garrett is Electronica/Doom Pop artist,
Abbe May. She is one of Australia�s most respected songwriters and performers
After two years in recovery after a dangerous seizure on tour in 2013, multiple ARIA, AIR and AMP nominee and 18-time WAMi winner Abbe May, returns to life better and bolder than ever with
�Are We Flirting?�
the first taste from forthcoming long player �Bitchcraft�.
Her live performances are violent, intense and sexual. Many consider Abbe May to be one of Australia�s most versatile and dynamic vocalists. Her catalogue of songs about love and lust would almost be romantic if it weren�t for the vitriol.
"what is constant throughout Abbe�s recordings is an unmistakeable sex appeal, and chaotic honesty.� -The AU Review.
So be sure to get down early and be sure to witness this dynmic up and comer.
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Getting to Factory Theatre: |
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Trains, buses & taxis: |
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Where possible we recommend that you arrive by public transport or via a taxi service.
The Newtown/Enmore Precinct is well served by both trains and buses, late into the evening. Click below for information on bus and train timetables as well as contact details for taxi providers in the area:
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Planning to drive? |
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The Newtown/Enmore area is well served by public transport and taxis. However, if it is necessary to drive there is limited onsite parking, and plentiful local street parking.
In the immediate vicinity there is a small number of residential houses and patrons are strongly requested not to park in front of any houses. Patrons are recommended to park on one of the following streets which offer unrestricted parking:
- Victoria Road, including and along Enmore Park.
- Rich Street, immediately past The Factory Theatre, on the right when travelling from the city.
- Chapel Street, 20 meters past Rich Street on the left, when travelling from the city.
Patrons are asked to respect the neighbours by not parking in front of houses, especially along Cook Road, Brompton and Smith Streets. Patrons are also asked to keep noise to a minimum when returning to their vehicles.
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Nearby Restaurants: |
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Anna Thai: 154 Enmore Road
Ph: (02) 9557 0511
Torinos Pizza: 155 Enmore Road
Ph: (02) 9557 3956
The Sultan�s Table: 179 Enmore Rd
Ph: (02) 9557 0229
Banks Thai: 91 Enmore Rd NSW 2042
Ph: (02) 9550 6840
Kafenes (Greek): 149 Enmore Rd NSW 2042
Ph: (02) 9557 7580
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