Echoes of Silence: A Sensory Percussion Show

0:00From Adelaide, this is your March 4th update. A boundary-pushing percussion show from Hong Kong is heading back to the Adelaide Fringe in 2026. Echoes of Silence offers a fresh take on contemporary percussion, mixing experimental sounds with bold visuals and literary touches to pull audiences into a whole new sensory world. The production pulls inspiration from composer John Cage and writer Franz Kafka. Every day items turn into instruments, like Majang Tiles clacking out wild rhythms or pieces from Kate's living room music, all layered with, projections that twist reality and tempo. Fans worldwide have packed venues for this show, from theaters to outdoor spots like reservoirs. Creators say it's about redefining music entirely, hitting every sense and making you rethink sound and stories long after it ends. Now, its set for Adelaide was shows from March 4th through 7th at the Dom Polsky Center on 230 Angus Street. Each performance runs 45 minutes with tickets priced from 28 to 35 dollars.

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