The Consort of Melbourne: Electric Cathedral

Step into Electric Cathedral, a groundbreaking multi-media experience featuring six ‘a capella’ (unaccompanied) singers within a projected digital environment.

Here, luminous human forms dance around you – a ‘virtual cathedral’ cast in digital stained glass. Against this backdrop, the haunting voices of The Consort of Melbourne guide you through uniquely human questions, in glorious six-part vocal harmony: How do we begin? How do we live, love, and face mortality? Delve into the essence of these experiences, exploring their meaning in our modern world.

This 60-minute feast for the senses is a vivid audio-visual expression of how a new, contemporary, human spirituality might look and sound, and how a person’s desire to remain deeply human might be expressed in a digital age.

A world-premiere season, with music by Kevin March, text by ReVerse Butcher and Kylie Supski, and digital sculptures and environments by ReVerse Butcher.

Step into Electric Cathedral, a groundbreaking multi-media experience featuring six ‘a capella’ (unaccompanied) singers within a projected digital environment.

Here, luminous human forms dance around you – a ‘virtual cathedral’ cast in digital stained glass. Against this backdrop, the haunting voices of The Consort of Melbourne guide you through uniquely human questions, in glorious six-part vocal harmony: How do we begin? How do we live, love, and face mortality? Delve into the essence of these experiences, exploring their meaning in our modern world.

This 60-minute feast for the senses is a vivid audio-visual expression of how a new, contemporary, human spirituality might look and sound, and how a person’s desire to remain deeply human might be expressed in a digital age.

A world-premiere season, with music by Kevin March, text by ReVerse Butcher and Kylie Supski, and digital sculptures and environments by ReVerse Butcher.

Step into Electric Cathedral, a groundbreaking multi-media experience featuring six ‘a capella’ (unaccompanied) singers within a projected digital environment.

Here, luminous human forms dance around you – a ‘virtual cathedral’ cast in digital stained glass. Against this backdrop, the haunting voices of The Consort of Melbourne guide you through uniquely human questions, in glorious six-part vocal harmony: How do we begin? How do we live, love, and face mortality? Delve into the essence of these experiences, exploring their meaning in our modern world.

This 60-minute feast for the senses is a vivid audio-visual expression of how a new, contemporary, human spirituality might look and sound, and how a person’s desire to remain deeply human might be expressed in a digital age.

A world-premiere season, with music by Kevin March, text by ReVerse Butcher and Kylie Supski, and digital sculptures and environments by ReVerse Butcher.

Step into Electric Cathedral, a groundbreaking multi-media experience featuring six ‘a capella’ (unaccompanied) singers within a projected digital environment.

Here, luminous human forms dance around you – a ‘virtual cathedral’ cast in digital stained glass. Against this backdrop, the haunting voices of The Consort of Melbourne guide you through uniquely human questions, in glorious six-part vocal harmony: How do we begin? How do we live, love, and face mortality? Delve into the essence of these experiences, exploring their meaning in our modern world.

This 60-minute feast for the senses is a vivid audio-visual expression of how a new, contemporary, human spirituality might look and sound, and how a person’s desire to remain deeply human might be expressed in a digital age.

A world-premiere season, with music by Kevin March, text by ReVerse Butcher and Kylie Supski, and digital sculptures and environments by ReVerse Butcher.