In June 2025 Simon Voigt's first prose poetry chapbook I forsvinden findes jeg fuldt (english title: Vanishing Makes Me Whole) was published in Danish by Suezmax in Oslo, Norway. Echea's own Chorus Press is planning a release in Denmark in Spring 2026.

Vanishing
Makes Me Whole

A documentary fairy tale for ages 9 and up about a family’s flight in the postwar period.
What do you have left when everything you believed in is gone?
Memories, togetherness, and your voice.
A performance about being displaced, seen through a child’s memory.

Belonging
by TeaterBLIK

Explore noise, silence and our many modes of listening by participating in a soundwalk or listening workshop.

Soundwalks at the Wadden Sea

Created with clay, water, hands and skin, "Splotch" is a playful musical and visual discovery journey for the very young.

Splotch
by TeaterBLIK

In collaboration with sculptor Sophus Ejler Jepsen and Vejen Art Museum we create musical and sensorial experiences for children of all ages while exploring the oevre of Niels Hansen Jabobsen and other symbolists.

Music, Art and Storytelling at Vejen Kunstmuseum

Stine Benjaminsen (recorders), Mads Madsen (guitars) and Simon Voigt (voice, bodhran, flute) play own arrangements of John Dowland's music interwoven with folk music, improvisation and storytelling.

Renaissance Trio
A Shepherd's Tale

At Ethno Gatherings  young musicians up to 30 years of age exchange traditional music from their respective cultures. It's a phenomenon that has spread throughout the world and is now at home in over 40 countries.

Ethno Denmark

Circular Angles brings 4 dancers, 1 musician and a 3×3 meter movable CUBE in interaction. The cube provides possibilities of interrelations between body and space that are examined in this project of David Pollmann.

Circular Angles

A project brought to life by the musical enthusiast and devil of jam session, Stuart Graham, who's vision it was to bless the farest corners of the world with the glee of Celtic folk music and dance. A 9-headed band of strangers coming from SOAS London, Germany, Japan, the USA and Australia travelled through Turkey, Syria and Georgia in March 2013 to meet curiosity and kindness wherever they went sharing wine, bread and music with whomever would have them.

Ceillidh Beyond Borders