Voices at the End performed by Dawn Hardwick at the Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts

When
Fri 6 Mar, 8pm

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Voices at the End is award-winning Greek/New Zealand composer John Psathas’ powerful statement about the state, and
the future, of civilisation. Drawing on the words of extraordinary poets, writers, and thinkers, their voices are projected as a constantly unfolding haiku, woven with
original film, virtuosic live performance, and an epic cinematic soundtrack.
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Featuring two bold works-Voices at the End and Second-Hand Time-pianist Dawn Hardwick (UK) performs within a rich sound and video world, creating an exhilarating multi-sensory experience. Equal parts concert, cinema, and social commentary, this deeply moving workchallenges the status quo and sparks empathy, imagination, and urgent conversations about our shared future.
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Voices at the End is composer John Psathas’ powerful statement about the state, and the future, of civilisation. With original film, poetic text, and live performance by pianist Dawn Hardwick, this work challenges the status quo and sparks empathy, imagination, and urgent conversations

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