At the heart of Second Echo are the artists who make and perform the work. Some live with disabilities and some do not. Our work is not simply about access or equality. We are about new ways of thinking and creating. Formed in 2005 the company has premiered twelve major works, toured in Australia and internationally and is a leading creative force in the development of a narrative that speaks to the rich diversity of Tasmania.
the core are our professional artists who lead SEE in creative practice, teaching, outreach and performance development, presentation and touring.
Luke John Campbell
Bryony Geeves
Eri Konishi
Adelaide Okenyo
Paul Roberts
Charlie Smith
Bella Young
Apprentice: Aidan Chick, David Montgomery
the performance ensemble train in physical theatre and co-create performances.
Aidan Chick
Annalise Haigh
Rodri Diaz Icasuriaga
David Montgomery
Alex Morris-Baguley
Bethany Reece
Elise Romaszko
William Webster
Choreography + Directing: Kelly Drummond Cawthon
Music: Matthew Fargher + Michael Fortescue
Design: Roz Wren , Jason James, Alex Moss, Julia Drouhin + Garth Knight
Film + Photography: Sandi Sissel
Creative Director: Kelly Drummond Cawthon
Arts Administration Trainee: Annnalise Haigh
Founding Director: Finegan Kruckemeyer
Co-Chairs: Kath Melbourne
Treasurer: Paul Duncombe
Secretary: Amy Cavanough
National Arts Representative: Adelaide Wood
Arts & Community: Jen Murnaghan, Carolyn Coates, Tess Dryza, Aisha Paulsen + Eleanor Downes
Ensemble Member Representative: Luke John Campbell
Second Echo artists and productions are made possible by generous support from the Myer Foundation, Arts Tasmania, The Australia Council for the Arts, Tasmanian Regional Arts, RANT, Australian Government Department of Social Services, Westpac Foundation , Healthy Tasmania, Aussie Broadband, Performing Lines Tasmania, MONA, Constance Ari, Hobart City Council, Moonah Arts Centre, and our incredible SEE volunteers, audiences and patrons.
Previous supporters have included the Alcorso Foundation, ANZ Foundation , Rosny College, Tasmanian Community Fund, Ogilvie High School, Salamanca Arts Centre, Allport Bequest, Mystate, Coca Cola, Ian Potter Foundation, Kickstart Arts, Creative Partnerships Australia MATCH and PLUS 1, Sidney Myer Fund’s Capacity Building and Sector Strengthening program, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Tasmanian Theatre Company and the Woodend Trust.
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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.