Soundworlds

The second of three new sonic theatre commissions from artists on the Erased Tapes label, reflecting on the concept of "home". American multi-instrumentalist and singer Peter Broderick takes a wander through the landscapes, both natural and manmade, of his adopted home on the west coast of Ireland. Featuring music from his album Blackberry (courtesy of Erased Tapes). Written, performed and recorded by Peter Broderick. Dramaturgy by Paige Eakin Young. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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The last of three new sonic theatre commissions from artists on the Erased Tapes label, reflecting on the concept of "home". English songsmith Douglas Dare shares the euphoria of a night out with his chosen family: the fabulous denizens of London's queer East End. Composed, performed and recorded by Douglas Dare. Written by Paige Eakin Young, from interviews with the artist. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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Singer-songwriter Douglas Dare and Erased Tapes founder Robert Raths discuss Home Tapes with Soundworlds director Patrick Eakin Young.

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Club Gewalt's electro-pop documentary based on Philippe Petit’s legendary tightrope walk between New York’s Twin Towers in 1974. In this new audio adaptation of their 2014 production, members of the Rotterdam-based performance collective relate Petit's extraordinary feat to their own ambitions and fears as artists. A Club Gewalt production, presented by Soundworlds. Concept, recording and editing by Sanna Elon Vrij, Robbert Klein & Gerty van de Perre. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org. Man On Wire: The Album is available to purchase on cassette from www.clubgewalt.nl/en, or as a digital album from www.clubgewalt.bandcamp.com/album/man-on-wire.

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Club Gewalt members Sanna Elon Vrij and Robbert Klein discuss Man On Wire, making work as a collective and millennial perspectives on opera, with Soundworlds director Patrick Eakin Young.

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The first of four sonic theatre miniatures inspired by the suffocating interiors and suburban tableaux of Raymond Carver's iconic 1981 short story collection. "Gazebo" is adapted and directed by Paige Eakin Young, with music by Matt Huxley. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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The second of four sonic theatre miniatures inspired by the suffocating interiors and suburban tableaux of Raymond Carver's iconic 1981 short story collection. "Sacks" is adapted and directed by Paige Eakin Young, with music by Matt Huxley. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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The third of four sonic theatre miniatures inspired by the suffocating interiors and suburban tableaux of Raymond Carver's iconic 1981 short story collection. "I Could See The Smallest Thing" is adapted and directed by Paige Eakin Young, with music and sound design by Alex Groves. Featuring vocals by Hatis Noit. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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The last of four sonic theatre miniatures inspired by the suffocating interiors and suburban tableaux of Raymond Carver's iconic 1981 short story collection. "What We Talk About When We Talk About Love" is adapted and directed by Paige Eakin Young, with music by Matt Huxley and sound design by Alex Groves. Full credits at www.soundworlds.org.

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Director Patrick Eakin Young and composers Matt Huxley and Alex Groves discuss What We Talk About When We Talk About Love with visual artist Jonah Sack.

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