Audio description of Bryony's installation.

Stare Audio Description - Bryony

Audio Description of Alex's installation.

Stare Audio Description - Alexandra

Audio description of Dave's installation.

Stare Audio Description -Dave

A binaural recording of foley simulating distant bird sounds by Matthew Fargher, Luke Campbell, Alex Moss, Matilda Horton, and Dave Montgomery. This recording was made at The Plimsoll Gallery as part of The BOND installation activations.

Binaural recordings are special audio recordings made with two microphones to capture sound the way human ears hear it. This technique creates a 3D audio experience, making you feel like you're actually in the place where the recording was made. To get the full effect, listen with stereo headphones to experience the sound moving all around you.

Second Echo Ensemble is supported by Arts Tasmania, Creative Australia, the Department of Social Services and our generous donors and volunteers.

The BOND 2024 Binaural Recording of Birds

Creative Director, Kelly Drummond Cawthon, talks to ABC Radio about 2025 - Second Echo Ensemble's 20th Anniversary Season.

Second Echo Ensemble is proudly supported by Creative Australia, Arts Tasmania, the Department of Social Services, and our generous donors and volunteers. Our internet partner, Aussie Broadband, keeps us connected, while GoTransit Media Group supports the marketing of our 20th Anniversary season.

ABC Radio Afternoons Second Echo Ensemble

From the Second Echo Ensemble Soundtrack Lab, here is Dave calling on his hero Michelangelo to make a pizza meditation.

Pizza Time

From the Second Echo Ensemble Soundtrack lab, Megan imagines a beach, the sand and the sounds.

The Sea

From the Second Echo Ensemble Soundtrack Lab, Annalise offers wellness and health with a side of cookies.

Cookie Time

From the Second Echo Ensemble Soundtrack Lab, the crew take you on a journey with the whales out of the tank and into the ocean.

Free Whales Dreaming

Second Echo Ensemble [SEE] is an inclusive theatre company based in litruwita/ Hobart, Tasmania.

Formed in 2005 SEE has toured nationally and internationally and is a leading creative force in telling the stories that speaks to the rich diversity of Tasmania.

Our mission is to redefine expectations of possibility, and to challenge assumptions we hold about ourselves and about others. We make performance to shake up stereotypes and give voice to untold stories that result in real social change.