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Hermann's Bar
Street:
Cnr City Rd & Butlin Ave
City:
Sydney
State:
NSW
Country:
Country: au

Description

Hermann’s has established itself as a unique and sought after club and live music venue.

It features a top notch in house production, a large courtyard which allows a lot of flexibility in venue set ups and event capacities, and is in a perfect position on City Road close to Newtown and the inner city.

Capacity
The capacity of the inside of Hermann’s Bar is 290. Most events will also use a section of the courtyard next to the main venue entrance that can generally accommodate 50 – 100 more patrons. The size of this outside area can be increased to accommodate more than this number in some cases.

Licensed
Monday - Saturday, midday – 3am
Sunday, 10am – 12am

Location
Hermann’s is located on the corner of City Road and Butlin Avenue directly opposite the main University gates and easily accessible by public transport, taxi and car, it is close to the bars, cafes and restaurants of Newtown, Glebe and Chippendale.

Hermann’s Bar
Corner City Road and Butlin Ave.
University of Sydney
Darlington, NSW 2006
AUSTRALIA

 

Wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets.


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Ross Bolleter is primarily interested in improvisation, both as a solo player and in group work. Although he has composed some pieces formally, he feels little interest in having pieces recreated by other performers. In the last 10 years Bolleter has explored playing with ruined pianos, that is old pianos that have been found after having been left exposed to the action of time and weather, thus acquiring novel and unexpected musical possibilities.

 

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