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Selected Live Performances

Please Joyn x
Body First

Performing "Please Joyn x Body First"- a score by Bea Hebron, adapted in collaboration with Niamh Gallagher to incorporate her body first methodology.

 

The collective improvisation is anchored in "Happier Today" - a song by Bea Hebron.

 

Performers: Emma Bonnici, Nathan Finkel, Niamh Gallagher, Bea Hebron, Henry McPherson, Jo Morrison, Shiho Sakai, Felix Vallenot

 

London, 18 June 2026.

Spiderwebs

Spiderwebs plays with sonic instantiations of the text score "Please Joyn". It is an experimental, multimodal, multilayered account of practice, foregrounding and reflecting on performances during Klangraum 2025.

 

Music is framed as a taking place, as a ‘gathering together of the threads of life’ (Ingold, 2010). What is gathered, what threads do we weave, what do we return to again and again? Reciprocities between the score and song work come into focus, with joy positioned at the heart of it all.

The film premiered as part of  the SPARC Symposium 2026: Sound(ing) Bodies.

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Noisy Women Present

The Noisy Women Present is a multi-disciplinary creative hub championing diversity and collective virtuosity. Our concerts, workshops and events embrace improvised and experimental music, movement, art and poetry.

 

We believe in individual expression as part of a collaborative, liberating experience.

Photo from a performance at the Horse Hospital. London, May 2026.

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Carillon

A collaborative piece created by the Grapes Trio (Eva-Maria Houben, Artur Vidal, Huw Morgan).

Bea Hebron joined the carrion ensemble on vocals for this performance. 

London, May 2024.

I don't know what the water wanted

In this multimedia performance installation, a live songwriting session was interwoven with video material showing process from earlier iterations, revealing artistic practice as a rhizomatic space of experimentation.

Music We’d Like to Hear, Summer Series 2023.

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