What else can a concert be?
With Re:Sound, music and story become immersive concert experiences that blur the line between performance and story. Professional singers, actors, narration, staging, and design woven into something unforgettable, where you become part of the experience.
A complete narrative arc of relevancy and importance, told entirely through music and the senses.
collaborations / audience reach
Educational outreach · Science/Engineering/Technology · Arts
SEASON 1, EPISODE 01
Opus 1
Our debut is a multi-sensory, interactive experience where everything holds significance; even the concert itself begins before it officially starts.
THE STORY
At a pivotal moment in the near future, the audience is presented with a decision regarding the intrinsic value of humanity.
FORMAT
Choir, soloists, actors.
THE STAGING
Multi-sensory, immersive, lighting. Bespoke sensory kit at every seat.
Every audience member receives a personalized, sealed kit at their seat. Throughout the evening, they are prompted to open it at specific intervals, with each item representing a different sense and synchronized with a piece of music. An eye mask for darkness, the taste of chocolate, the smell of lavender, and the snap of a glow stick are just a few examples.
By the time the final piece concludes, the audience has been guided through six emotional chapters that culminate in a cathartic ending. In this final chapter, the audience has become an integral part of the story.
SEASON 1, EPISODE 02
On Air
A Holiday Broadcast — Dickens reimagined as a 1940s-style live radio play, with you as the studio audience.
THE STORY
Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol is reimagined through choral music, theatrical storytelling, and familiar broadway solos that propel the narrative forward.
FORMAT
Choir, soloists, actors, foley artists.
THE STAGING
Set in a 1940's style live radio broadcast where you become the live studio audience.
ON AIR, a fully staged radio drama set in the 1940s, brings Charles Dickens’ classic tale to life. The choir, an active storytelling force, seamlessly transitions between roles throughout the evening, enhancing the atmosphere, intensifying the tension, and propelling the narrative forward.
Three featured soloists skillfully weave familiar Broadway songs into the score, meticulously chosen to mirror the emotional arc of the story and drive the plot. These songs not only clarify the characters but also amplify pivotal moments and broaden the drama’s world, immersing the audience in the ambiance of an old radio studio and placing them inside a live broadcast event. Exuding the energy, precision, and charm of a classic studio performance, the result is a captivating concert-theatre work that harmonizes choral artistry, solo storytelling, theatrical design, and live soundcraft, creating an unforgettable and immersive production.
Where Dickens meets choir, Broadway, and the golden age of radio to create an unforgettable experience.
Collaborations and audience reach
Annual Installation · Literature · Education · Holiday Celebration
SEASON 1, EPISODE 03
Unraveling
A documentary concert drama about dementia, creativity, and the enduring human spirit.
THE STORY
Two individuals, separated by sixty-six years, reveal an extraordinary connection through parallel lives.
FORMAT
Choir, chamber ensemble, actor, and narrator.
THE STAGING
Documentary concert drama, an interactive digital program, visual and audio elements.
Two true stories unfold simultaneously, weaving together the lives of a scientist who transformed into a painter and a composer who was plagued by repetitive patterns in his music. Both individuals were consumed by the same piece of music and were diagnosed with the same rare neurodegenerative disease, decades apart.
An intriguing connection binds the two halves of the narrative—a documentary presented in concert form. This unique format allows the audience to walk out with a profound understanding of the impact of dementia, as well as the unexpected gifts it can sometimes bestow. The Coda reveals the hidden truths that neither of them had ever known about the other. Each performance begins with a lecture from a healthcare professional who specializes in dementia care, providing valuable insights and perspectives.
Even when we are unraveling, we are still making patterns.
Collaborations and audience reach
Art Installations · Healthcare · Memory/Aging Centers · Pre-concert lecture
What's next for Season 2
AUGUST 8, 2026
Encore at Noir
A private gala reception
An intimate gathering is being held to celebrate the launch of Re:Sound’s second season. Guests will be welcomed into an elegant and refined space, where they can indulge in heavy hors d’oeuvres, signature cocktails, and participate in a curated silent auction. This event aims to foster meaningful connections among community leaders, patrons, and artists.
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OCTOBER 30, 2026
Echoes in the Walls
Immersive, site-specific storytelling
Re:Sound takes over the historic Belvoir Winery & Inn in Liberty, Missouri — once an orphanage, then a nursing home, known for apparitions, voices, and shadow figures. Inside these rooms, you'll encounter immersive storytelling, eerie soundscapes, and choral music that feels disturbingly alive. This isn't a show to watch. It's a descent to enter.