Katie Noonan Pt 3

by Paul Cashmere on March 28, 2013

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In Conversation is an event presented by Arts Centre Melbourne’s new Artistic Development program, which supports the development of artists and the discussion of their artistic process.

For the first show of the season at The Arts Centre, Melbourne Katie Noonan sat down in conversation with Noise11’s Paul Cashmere to discuss her career, her life, her music and perform some songs.

Katie was in Melbourne to perform her show Love Song Circus at the Famous Spiegeltent. The show tells the story of the first female convicts in Australia through song and circus performance.

Kate talks about the creation of the show and performs the song ‘Janet’ as well as ‘Bluebird’ from her new album ‘Songbook’.

Tagged as: Arts Centre Melbourne, In Conversation, interview, Kate Noonan

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