The Voice of the World That Only I Hear

An amusement park that turns into a bomb shelter, a siren transformed into electronic party music, and a foam cannon that fills the space are just some of the images found in The Voice of the World That Only I Hear, an immersive show that follows wartime dreams.

Over the last year and a half, our dreams have changed. Apparently, to know what a nation is going through in moments of crisis, it’s not enough to just look at the news, but rather at its collective unconscious – its themes, its colors, its imagery.  Creator Shaked Mochiach has curated dozens of dreams from three generations of women: girls, young women, and adults. The dream accounts were recorded and transformed into the physical and conceptual soundtrack of her new work, premiering at the Israel Festival.

The show is an immersive journey through dreams and those who dream them. The audience, armed with headphones, will follow performers embodying this alternate reality. The performance will lead us through unique spaces across the theater, tracing a wide range of dreams. At the end of the immersive experience, we’ll awaken together — to a reality that feels a little more dreamlike, and a dream that feels a little more real.