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Welcome to ECHO 1 ONE, a dynamic collection of artistic concepts crafted with passion and creativity. Here, you'll find a diverse array of projects, some fully realised, others still taking shape, ranging from detailed scripts to bold, imaginative ideas. Each piece reflects a unique vision, blending innovation and artistry in an ever-evolving showcase. Dive in, explore the journey of creation, and feel free to share your thoughts, all feedback is welcome!
The Wandering Tales
The Wandering Tales is a mesmerizing collection of stories, handed down through generations of weary travelers, each narrative a vessel for the wisdom and wonder of distant lands and bygone eras. Transcending time and space, these tales form a vibrant tapestry of human experience, carried forward by those who roam. Whether whispered around a crackling campfire, shared over an intimate dinner table, or performed on the grandest of stages, these stories beckon audiences to embark on a journey through the ages, uniting past and present through the timeless art of storytelling.
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"Not all those who wander are lost; some carry stories that light the way for generations."
Echoes & Embers
In a shadowy setting where spirits linger, "Echoes and Embers" weaves a 30 minute theatrical spell of five chilling ghost stories that flicker like dying coals. A charismatic Host, his charm veiling a mysterious tie to the spirit world, guides audiences through tales of wistful spirits to ravenous demons, each crescendoing in terror and bound to the 1863 vanishing of a boy whose ghostly ball thump-thumps in the walls. With warm quips and chilling whispers, the Host conjures a spooky yet fun journey for all ages (10+), culminating in a haunting vanishing act that blurs the veil between worlds. "Echoes and Embers" leaves echoes of dread and embers of awe, where every sound carries a story.
This scalable experience thrills whether performed in a grand theatre, a stately home, or around a crackling campfire.
Happily Ever After
Have you ever found yourself longing for the comforting sound of a grandparent’s voice, reading you a story when you’re feeling down or alone? Happily Ever After is a heartfelt conceptual piece that brings this tender vision to life. In this project, grandparents share the timeless tradition of reading bedtime stories to their grandchildren, creating not just a moment of connection but a lasting treasure. While it may not be a project for the present, it’s a forward-looking idea—a snapshot of a beautiful memory designed to linger forever in the hearts of those who experience it. As C.S. Lewis once said,
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“We read to know we are not alone”
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—and in these stories, that sense of togetherness echoes through generations.
A game show at the end of the world
A Game Show at the End of the World is a gripping artistic exploration of chaos and resilience, set against a backdrop of apocalyptic collapse. As the world crumbles outside, the piece plunges inward, spotlighting a single man battling to hold himself together amidst the unraveling. He is the ringmaster of his own mental circus—a wild, unpredictable spectacle of the mind where sanity teeters on the edge. This conceptual work thrives on its raw uncertainty; no one knows what will unfold, but the promise of a visceral, psychological rollercoaster keeps the audience captive in its thrilling descent. Yet, it’s only through the lens of fairy tales and games that the true nature of his struggle—and the world’s demise—unravels, layer by enigmatic layer.
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"In a world torn apart, this cabin becomes the prison of my mind, a sacred space where I am tested, not broken, proving that even in chaos, the soul can rise stronger."
Confetti Man
Confetti Man unveils a tale of transformation amid turmoil. John returns home to find his community warped beyond recognition, overtaken by a storm of greed, lust, wrath, and every twisted impulse imaginable. His wife has been torn from him—brutally attacked, violated, and claimed by violence—leaving him shattered. Initially consumed by grief and fury, he resolves to obliterate the corrupt system, armed with plans of chaos and retribution. Yet, as darkness closes in, a luminous realization breaks through: love holds the power to triumph over all. In a breathtaking shift, John discards destruction for devotion, scattering compassion and affection like confetti across a wounded world. This modern fable pulses with inspiration, a testament to the choice we all face—to rise above hate, to heal instead of harm, and to forge a future radiant with hope.
"Through the fire blazing in my heart, her love sowed the seeds of a radiant future, igniting hope where only ashes once stood."
Black Dawn
The Black Dawn / Andrew is a gripping mixed-media play that shatters the boundaries of dance and acting to chart one man’s descent into darkness. Andrew, an everyman trapped in the relentless cycle of wake, work, eat, sleep, repeat, finds his life ticking away like a metronome—steady, predictable, suffocating. But when a devastating mental breakdown fractures his mundane existence, he plummets into a personal hell. There, his inner demon emerges, a seductive force luring him toward a life of sin. Through a raw fusion of movement and drama, this production unveils Andrew’s fall from grace, exposing the fragile line between routine and ruin in a haunting exploration of the human psyche.
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"I possess it all, yet a hollow void gnaws at my soul—I crave more, I must devour more, for in the feast of flesh, I chase the thrill that makes me whole."