HEAR/HERE
The polyphonic world from before our birth
HEAR/HERE is a production of Isabel Voets, Astrid and Zoë Bossuyt.
Coproducers
Theater De Spiegel in collaboration with Muziekcentrum deBijloke, Stichting 2TurvenHoog, De Veerman, De Studio, Perpodium, KinderKinder e.V., AMUZ and Concertgebouw Brugge
Executive producer
Theater De Spiegel
Special thanks to
ChampdAction and Oticon Medical
With the support of
the Belgian Tax Shelter
Performance
Anne Marie Honggokoesoemo, Astrid and Zoë Bossuyt
Coaching
Jasmin Hasler and Karel Van Ransbeeck
Composition
Adrian Lenski
Costume
Evelyne Meersschaut
Decor
Wim Van de Vyver, Karel Van Ransbeeck, Evelyne Meersschaut and Alain Ongenaet
Research
oort.jimdosite.com

HEAR/HERE is an intimate sound experience that plunges you and three performers into a sea of sounds you recognize from long before you remember anything, from before you were born. Because our first encounter with the world consists purely of sound.
And there are all manner of things for unborn ears to hear: gurgling, pounding, rumbling, rustling, but also singing, laughing, speaking, humming, strumming and crashing… a magisterial, churning, mishmashing mother’s melody.
HEAR/HERE is a place of sound that is uncanny and surprising and yet it feels familiar. The performance is inspired by science, technology and Flemish polyphonic music. Nine installations invite babies (0-14 months) and one or two parents (or escorts) to sit down and experience the performance.



HEAR/HERE is a production of Isabel Voets, Astrid and Zoë Bossuyt.
Coproducers
Theater De Spiegel in collaboration with Muziekcentrum deBijloke, Stichting 2TurvenHoog, De Veerman, De Studio, Perpodium, KinderKinder e.V., AMUZ and Concertgebouw Brugge
Executive producer
Theater De Spiegel
Special thanks to
ChampdAction and Oticon Medical
With the support of
the Belgian Tax Shelter
Performance
Anne Marie Honggokoesoemo, Astrid and Zoë Bossuyt
Coaching
Jasmin Hasler and Karel Van Ransbeeck
Composition
Adrian Lenski
Costume
Evelyne Meersschaut
Decor
Wim Van de Vyver, Karel Van Ransbeeck, Evelyne Meersschaut and Alain Ongenaet
Research
oort.jimdosite.com