article: An angry neighbour who stormed onto the catwalk at Sydney's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week while fashion designer Kym Ellery was taking her bow has compared the noise being made at the event to a jumbo jet. Maurice Thibaux, 67, caused quite a stir at Sunday night's opening show held at the Carriageworks in Eveleigh - in Sydney's inner city. The French native - who lives next door to the venue - crashed the stage to make a complaint about the noise, which he claims was 'similar to a jumbo jet taking off over your head'. Scroll down for video . Maurice Thibaux stormed the catwalk at Sydney's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week on Sunday night at the Carriageworks . Mr Thibaux said he had no problem with the music but the rumbling that came with it. 'I was watching TV and I use headphones, which are noise cancelling, so normally it cuts out all the noise. In fact I can't even hear the telephone,' he told 9News. 'I could hear a rumble... so I took of my headphones and the rumble continued. It felt like the house was shaking.' Mr Thibaux said he did not even know he was walking into a fashion week event because the bright lights obstructed his vision. Mr Thibaux, who lives next door to the Carriageworks, points at where the fashion show was taking place at the Eveleigh venue . The 67-year-old French native said he had no problem with the music but the rumble that accompanied it . 'I had no idea where I was to be honest. I could have been on the moon. It's embarrassing,' he said. The 67-year-old said he was 'very sorry' to have disturbed the show, which finished at 7pm. But he was not the only neighbour of the Carriageworks that found the noise disturbing. Jane Houselander said she did not sleep on Sunday night and neither did her neighbour who was 'incredibly upset' and 'very anxious'. Footage of the incident shows Mr Thibaux storming the stage with his hands over his ears, wagging his finger and shouting at a security guard who escorted him from the runway. He claims the noise was as loud as a jumbo jet flying overhead and was trying to make a complaint about it . Sunday night marked the start of Sydney's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. This photo is from the Ellery show . Mr Thibaux was eventually escorted off the catwalk by a security guard at the Carriageworks . Hardcore electronic music with a heavy bass line boomed throughout the space for the duration of the show, which lasted about 15 minutes. He was overheard complaining that show organisers were showing little respect for the local community. 'The noise is way too loud, this is disgrace,' eye witnesses overheard him say, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. 'It was loud but it was all part of the dramatic vibe,' a guest at the Ellery show told Daily Mail Australia. The Australian designer was not fazed by the disruption, the eye-witness added. 'Kym ran out merrily at the end, aside from that it all went perfectly,' they said. Mr Thibaux took to the stage while Australian fashion designer Kym Ellery was taking her bow after the Sunday show . Ellery seemed unfazed by the incident and continued to do her lap of honour down the runway .
highlights: Maurice Thibaux stormed stage at Sydney's Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week .
  The 67-year-old was making a noise complaint to the Carriageworks venue .
  He compared noise of the show to 'a jumbo jet taking off over your head'
  Mr Thibaux said the rumble felt made his house feel like it was shaking .
  He apologised to organisers, saying he did not mean to disturb the show .
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