An interesting and new way to experience the museum. There was something to see, hear, touch, smell and even taste (which was a nice bonus). Sound was central. What you heard on headphones as you walked through galleries was imaginative and immersive. The artist who created the soundscapes gave a live, intimate performance at the end. An engaging and artistic event.

A wonderful experience across the museum, engaging all of the senses. The soundscapes were enhanced by smells and taste linked to each area, as well as interactions with items in the museum. The experience had clearly been carefully thought out, and the culmination of a live performance by Kim at the end was sensational. Thank you to all of the team who contributed in putting this together!

A truely wonderful experience. The sound scapes intertwined with the museum pieces beautifully. Culminating in a live performance by Kim Little which was absolutely magical.

This show was such an immersive experience at the museum. Please put it on again! One night wasn’t enough ! I enjoyed it so much ! Thank you to everyone involved . Kim your voice and songs at the conclusion were magical . The city scape in the background was so beautiful .

Such A Creative Concept And A Wonderful Way To Experience The Museum. Kim Has An Incredible Voice And The Soundscape Creations She Made For Each Of The Galleries Was So Well Suited..

The Show Was Dissapponting, It Felt Disorganised And Half Of The Time I Didnt Know What To Do Or Go. It Has The Potential Of Something Good But It Needed More Work. They Should Have Done A Rehearsal Before The Public Went In. We Were In The First Group And It Felt Like We Were The Trial.

This Show Was So Disappointed, Not Organised At All, The Guide Have No Idea Of What To Do, We We’re Lost, The Only Good Thing Was The Singer At The End Of The Show, Her Voice Was Beautiful, But The General Experience Was Bad And Very Disappointing.

I think the idea was there, but the lack of rehearsal and organisation of the event made it really difficult to enjoy. The museum is already a very slow experience, so when you only have about 10 minutes to wander the museum before quickly going to the next exhibition, it's difficult to enjoy the peaceful music. Kim Little sang beautifully near the end and it was a nice send off. But overall the event was difficult to enjoy. ☹️