The Sound Voice Project
The Sound Voice Project
The Sound Voice Project
A radically different kind of opera experience: a powerful digital work exploring voice loss and identity.
Performers living with voice loss tell their stories in this uplifting and emotional 25-minute installation, designed for the Linbury Theatre, with screenings running throughout the day.
Performers living with voice loss tell their stories in this uplifting and emotional 25-minute installation, designed for the Linbury Theatre, with screenings running throughout the day.
Background
What does it mean to have a voice? In this uplifting and emotional digital work, performers living with voice loss tell their stories, joining forces with opera singers and cutting-edge digital voices. Expect a radically different kind of opera experience in this powerful 25-minute installation, designed for the Linbury Theatre. Unfolding across three projection screens, and combining music, documentary and immersive sound design, The Sound Voice Project explodes the idea of what opera can be. The Sound Voice Project is the Winner of the FEDORA Digital Prize 2023 with the support of Kearney.
Join our exclusive Insights: The Sound Voice Project where a panel of interdisciplinary experts explore what is in a voice and focus on some of the questions raised by the award-winning opera-video installation.
Read more about The Sound Voice Project in this digital programme.
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Access
For step free access and wheelchair spaces in the Linbury Theatre, you will need to book seats on the right-hand side of the auditorium.
We have an assistive listening system available to use.
Upcoming Accessible performances:
There will be a British Sign Language interpreted performance on Monday 18 November at 2.30pm and 6.30pm.
Join our free Access Scheme to book for these performances. Our Access Scheme allows you to customise your account so we can meet your requirements throughout the booking process. Once you join, you'll be able to select tickets for the accessible performances listed above.
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