That was quite a journey, thank-you

They may be barefoot, but when they hit you in your musical solar plexus, you won't know what hit you!

Tania Bosak returned to Hobart world premiering her incredibly energetic, and extraordinarily mobile Barefoot Orchestra .. a MOFO highlight!

Supper at Stanleys is a highly entertaining – and delightfully unpredictable– journey through Bosaks cultural heritage and musical influences. Yes, there are plenty of irresistible Balkan gypsy tunes, but there are also unexpected detours through Afro-Brazilian music, jazz poetry and Korean drumming. Its' a slightly eccentric mix, yet somehow it works. (more…)

No facade of feathers here, playful, great musicianship and a little weird - I'll be back!

That was completely undpredictable

I LOVED IT - odd, quirky, surrealistish...

Cold War served hot hot hot :
If your idea of a good night out involves a Jason recliner rocker, a buzzer for drinks service and a Hollywood movie with a number in the title, don't bother. But if you like your entertainment with a twist of lemon (and a shot of vodka), head underground to fortyfive downstairs.

​Bosak's an accomplished musician, singer, comedian and stage performer; here she assumes the persona of an intense, slightly mad gothic noir/dominatrix/circus master/conductor to the band, leading the musicians in an 'art music' extravaganza.

"Thanks so much for an awesome evening of frivolous, spontaneous, impulsive, musically brilliant & enriching, culturally aware, historically correct, lighting spectacular, very Melbourne, cool and groovy awesome entertainment which inspired my girlfriend's grandmother to inform her family today or her amazing night out! Thank you.