Acknowledgement Of Country
SEE acknowledges Australian's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, learn and work. We pay our respect to their Elders, past present and emerging, and to our shared future.
WElcome to Second Echo Ensemble
A place where art reshapes perspectives and redefines possibility—challenging how it's made, who creates it, and where it happens.
Relâche - the last dance on earth
A black and white masquerade ball in a reimagining of Erik Satie's avant-garde 1924 Dadaist ballet.
WE CELEBRATE DIVERSITY
We are a curiosity-driven ensemble that values and grows creative relationships, unique perspectives, and collaboratively devised performances.
WE CHALLENGE ASSUMPTIONS
Our mission is to create and present exceptional performance that challenges assumptions, shakes up stereotypes, and gives voice to untold stories.
WE MAKE THINGS HAPPEN
We don't make a performance about having a disability or not having a disability. We do work about life, its surroundings, its imaginings, its rhythms, its anger, and its celebrations.
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.
SIDNEY MYER PERFORMING ARTS AWARD
Since 1984, the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards have celebrated excellence in the performing arts and provided direct financial support to artists and companies across Australia.
Second Echo Ensemble was recognised with an award in 2021.
Video: Angus Ashton Film