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We live in a world on fire
We live in a world on fire
It can sometimes seem that we are staring into the abyss. But in this time of turmoil, the artists of Second Echo Ensemble [SEE] feel the urgent drive to create anew, addressing the experience of living now – and the necessity of poetry, resilience and humour. This hunger to gather, play and bring to life has led to the creation of a series of remarkable new SEE works that will meet audiences across our 20th anniversary season in 2025.
TICKETS
TICKETS
THURSDAY 27-28 FEBRUARY 2025,
Odeon Theatre, nipaluna/Hobart
THURSDAY 27-28 FEBRUARY 2025,
Odeon Theatre, nipaluna/Hobart
A bold resurrection of Erik Satie's Dadaist masterpiece celebrating self-determination and the beauty of choosing your own ending.
For assistance with access seating or companion card bookings please email: info@odeontheatre.com.au
AUgust 2025, Sydney Opera House. September 2025, Theatre Royal Hobart
AUgust 2025, Sydney Opera House. September 2025, Theatre Royal Hobart
An intergalactic adventure where a Chicken keeps trying to cross the road, a Peacock searches for their tail and a Pony, weary of its burdens, gallops around the rings of Saturn.
A public art installation and human sculpture court that challenges traditional perceptions of beauty, disability, and the body.
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BECOME A season SPONSOR
over $175 in exclusive value
over $175 in exclusive value
Your package includes:
Premium seating for one individual to three major works
Reception with the artists
Special preview invites
Ensemble updates
SEE THE 2025 ARTISTIC PROGRAM
SEE THE 2025 ARTISTIC PROGRAM
Marking two decades of radical equity and disability-led creativity
Marking two decades of radical equity and disability-led creativity
This milestone season will feature innovative new works that celebrate the unique voices and stories that have defined our journey.
The work will continue challenging perceptions, inspiring audiences, and fostering inclusion through powerful, boundary-pushing art.
SEE harnessing art and culture
SEE harnessing art and culture
SEE continues to build strong communities, generate jobs, reimagine places and build innovative cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Through our programs, presentation partners and advocacy, SEE is demonstrating that diverse regional arts are valued in Tasmania, and also right across the country.
SEE MORE ABOUT THE WORKS
SEE MORE ABOUT THE WORKS
Relâche:
The last Dance on Earth
Relâche:
The last Dance on Earth
The show delves into themes of cancel culture, personal agency, and absurdity, creating an unpredictable, avant-garde experience.
In a nod to Truman Capote’s iconic 1966 Black and White Ball, audience members are required to dress for the black and white ball and invited to don their own masks to become part of the performance, turning the evening into a mesmerising masquerade where you’ll be both spectator and spectacle. Expect a night of voyeuristic thrills, chaotic beauty, and a sensory experience unlike any other.
Audiences will have the opportunity to choose from three unique seating options, each offering a distinct perspective of the performance.
For assistance with access seating or companion card bookings please email: info@odeontheatre.com.au
AUGUST 2025, Sydney Opera House
SEPTEMBER 2025, Theatre Royal Hobart
An innovative, intermedia theatrical production resulting from a collaboration with Midnight Feast [NSW]. Developed through regional exchanges across NSW and TAS, this project brings together diverse artistic voices. Led by founding SEE artist Dave Montgomery, the cast includes Archie-nominated Digby Webster.
With original songs by Mia Palencia, and contributions from artists including Tom Holloway, Matthew Fargher, Roz Wren, Jason James, Cary Littlewood, and Alex Moss, ADVENTURES invites children and families into a world of humour, adventure, and discovery.
December 2025
The United Nations, New York City, USA
December 2025
The United Nations, New York City, USA
A commentary on the body as spectacle, audiences are invited to actively stare beyond first impressions and perceived differences. Performed in-person at dozens of locations across the globe and in a 24 hour Zoom performance that accommodates a breathtaking array of people across international time-zones.
SEE will continue its decade-long collaboration with Heidi Latsky Dance travelling from Tasmania to New York in 2025 to present On Display at the United Nations. This project, which started in New York and Hobart in 2015, has expanded to over 200 venues in 87 cities across 22 countries.
Buy a season pass
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over $175 in exclusive value
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Invest in the future of the arts and our local artists by supporting Second Echo Ensemble's 20th Anniversary 2025 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.
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