#Pianodrome Live

Absolutely amazing venue, a place that resonates with the performance that takes place in it and puts both the audience and the performers in a more interconnected and participative mode of watching and breathing the show...
Plus all the acts have always been of outstanding quality, and the whole concept keeps in mind sustainability and the reusage of materials that would otherwuse go to scrap. Most impressive, interesting and innovative project seen at the Fringe in years

Please come and support this fantastic venue, and the community of people who created it. So much love has been poured into making this space a home away from home, a gentle yet adroit departure from what to expect in a conventional concert or musical event setting. S!nk, the house ensemble, were excellent hosts, and superb musicians - making full use of the space both within and outside the performance arena... (I won’t spoil the surprises!), achieving a rare state of grace: one cannot help but feel included as an equal in their creative endeavours throughout the performance.

The Pianodrome itself is a beautiful cacophony of recycled pianos - each tier of seating housing its own, playable piano. The eye is free to wander amongst the inexhaustible details of its construction, and yet it is a space that inspires intimacy, fun, and communion with music.

So... if you’re going to make a choice of what to go and see at the Fringe this year, make space in your diary for one of these wonderful shows. You will not be disappointed :)

***** A brilliant concept - an amphitheatre of recycled pianos - and executed with fun and imagination. Amusing and engaging for anyone of any age. Great music too. I with them every success - well deserved.

This is an exceptional venue and show. S!nk are quite remarkable musicians and performers, and the venue, with seating made from old pianos is so unique. The live guest was Callum Easter, awesome.
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Loved the venue, loved Anna Mieke who I think will go on to big things, loved S!nk who were imaginative musicians, clearly having fun and who interacted so well with each other and the audience. We’re already looking to see which accompanying act we would like to go back to see.
I loved the intimacy of a small setup which reminded me of some of the quirkier venues of the Fringe from years ago before the bigger, standardisation of venues took grew to a large proportion of venues on offer. The fact that they repurposed old pianos so well and lit it so well is fantastic.

Fabulous venue, original, fun and intimate. The house band, Sink, are superb - a talented and fun bunch of musicians - and they have a great range of special guests.

It's a phenomenon - Pianodrome!
Thinking of checking it out - go! There's NOTHING like it, it's divine madness manifested in pianos.
Brilliantly talented musicians float and swoop like larks and swallows, with sound and movement. They are SINK! your heart will open and your ribs will be tickled by their complete openness to the present moment. There is subtle yet dramatic lighting throughout, and a burgeoning bar in the welcoming entrance area. Pitt Street's industrial realm pulsates with the musical mystery of it all...

Unique, inspiring, convivial - the incredibly talented group SINK combine music and improvisation with wonderful audience connection. Having, with volunteers, created an amazing theatre entirely from upcycled pianos, they now invite a range of musicians and performers to work alongside them each evening. Anna Mieke performed for this first evening, but it was SINK themselves who stole the show. I found parts of the music and singing almost haunting- certainly touching - and other pieces with soaring sax or violin, terrific double bass and percussion just plain exilerating. Go see/hear for yourselves ! If I had stars to offer I would give them FIVE...