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COMMUNE IS AN A/V WORLD
THE OMEGA POINT
Part ritual / part music performance - The Omega Point's show is an immersive cacophony of found-object percussion, processed vocals and intense dirge like harmonies. Post-industrual eco-requiems are channelled by an ominous deity, accompanied by a physical theatre choir of fates that moves through space as one body.








PERFORMERS
Alex (Moon) Clouston (vocals, electronics, direction)
Mark Conroy (guitar)
Alex O'Connell (found-object percussion)
Awreliya (saxophone, harp)
Alexander Meagher (percussion),
Tessa Marie Luminati (Choir)
Angelique Zhou (Choir)
Can also be performed as a stripped-back ensemble of 3-4 performers.
“A wild brand of apocalyptic art music"
Stuart Buchanan, Digital Curator of The Sydney Opera House.
THE OMEGA POINT?
The Omega Point is the project of artist, theatre maker and performer Alex Clouston- with core collaborators Mark Conroy and Alex O'Connell. From Alex's solo performances to full ensemble - The Omega Point asks ' in an age of corporate alienation and technological acceleration, what makes us inherently human?
European tour Nov/ Dec 2025: Sameheads (Berlin), The Horse Hospital (London), Le Chaton Independent (Paris), PDF (Vienna), Dragu Vardai (Vilnius). Sold-out debut season of the show: COMMUNE: A Gothic Eco Opera- 2022 (22 performers, City of Melbourne funded). Music album 'COMMUNE' releasing 2027.






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THE OMEGA POINT
'COMMUNE: A GOTHIC ECO-OPERA'





COMMUNE: A GOTHIC ECO OPERA
COMMUNE is a larger conceptual world where post-apocalyptic survivors have built their myths from the follies of their ancestors. It unfolds across music release, theatrical performance, short film, and visual works.
A full theatrical production COMMUNE: A Gothic Eco Opera, debuted to a sold-out season in 2022, supported by City of Melbourne Arts Grants. It is currently in re-development with Melbourne based psycho-physical theatre ensemble The Thursday Group- for presentation at Next Wave's Brunswick Mechanic Institute in 2027.

