SEEd funding helps develop What the Stars Remember

29 May

Second Echo Ensemble was invited by Ten Days on the Island to pitch Elise Romaszko’s project ‘What the Stars Remember’ at the Major Festival’s Initiative (MFI) in early 2026. Kelly Drummond Cawthon and Elise Romaszko reflect on the experience and their successful pitch to secure $10,000 in seed funding to develop the project.

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Second Echo Ensemble is proudly supported by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body; the Tasmanian Government through Arts Tasmania and our generous donors and volunteers. Our internet partner, Aussie Broadband, keeps us connected.

This project has received support from Clarence City Council, Performing Lies Tasmania and Ten Days on the Island Festival and the Confederation of Australian International Arts Festivals.

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SEEd funding helps develop What the Stars Remember

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