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Can a sound stretch, curl, wobble or leap? Can a movement become a rhythm, a song or a shared conversation?
Shoom! is a playful sound-and-movement experience inviting young children and their grown-ups to listen, move and connect. Through live music, voice, sonic objects, sensory play and open-ended movement invitations, participants will explore how sound can travel through the body and how movement can inspire new sounds.
Led by SonicPlay™ artist Dr. Natalie Alexandra Tse and dance movement therapist Tammie, the session combines embodied awareness, improvisation and play. Children and adults may sway, reach, roll, pause, echo and respond to one another, discovering their own ways of communicating beyond words.
The experience moves gently between energetic exploration and quieter moments of grounding, supporting creativity, regulation and meaningful connection. There are no dance steps to learn and no musical experience is needed. Simply arrive ready to listen, move and play together.
Join us for a complimentary trial session and discover what happens when sound begins to move.
Natalie Alexandra Tse (dr.) plays with sound, sonic objects, and the environment. Curious about the ancient past but eager to find a place in the contemporary, she uses experimental techniques on the guzheng, strings, and other found objects to evoke emotions in sonic performance. A mother to three children, she integrates her passion in sound with early childhood education and research. She is the SonicPlay™ Pedagogue and Atelierista at Trehaus school, and the co-founder of Singapore arts organisation SAtheCollective. She refines her artistic practice through research and education as LittleCr3atures®.
Tammie is a dance movement therapist who believes that movement is one of the earliest ways we connect, communicate, and make sense of the world. Her facilitation draws on embodied awareness, play, and attunement to support children, families, and adults in exploring movement, music, and sensory experiences. Tammie creates opportunities for participants to slow down, be curious, and build meaningful connections with themselves and others. She hopes to cultivate safe, playful spaces where creativity, regulation, and relationships can develop naturally through shared movement and embodied experiences.
Date:
17 Aug 2026, Monday
Times:
4PM - 4.30PM (With access to "WonderGround" from 3.15PM - 4PM)
For ages:
10 - 18months
Tickets Price: Free Programme with $1 booking fee per pax
Duration: 30 minutes
Venue: One Holland Village
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Terms and Conditions (Please read carefully before you purchase your tickets)
- This ticket gives you access to the 30-min scheduled PROGRAMME as well as access to EXPLORE: WonderGround, 45 mins before your scheduled programme time.
- Programme + Explore tickets are chargeable with each person (adult or child) counted as one pax. A baby in arm is also counted as 1 pax. Please note that tickets are sold PER PAX.
- Programme + Explore tickets are strictly non-refundable. If you are unable to make the Programme for any reason (including covid-related matters), you may transfer your ticket/s to another family (child/children have to be within the age stipulation). No credit notes can be issued and change of dates/ times are strictly not permitted. Please choose your date and time carefully.
- Child/ren must be accompanied by at least one adult into the programme.
- If you’re not attending EXPLORE, please arrive 10 mins before the programme starts as latecomers may be denied entry into the programme.
- This programme is age-specific and The Artground reserves the right to refuse entry to children who are not within the stipulated age group, even if you have purchased a ticket. No refunds will be issued.
- Audiences have to exit The Artground once the performance is over to enable staff to clean and sanitise the space.
- Non-slip grip socks are mandatory for everyone (except pre-walking babies). Socks will be available for sale $3/pair for those who do not have them.
- Photography and Videography may be taken by event organisers for marketing and archival purposes
