Taking the shape of a three-day festival, Resonance & Wonder celebrates the multiple and exploratory formats of contemporary performance—spanning poetic singing for plants (Gry Bagøien), a ritualistic eight-voiced concert on collectivity and finance crisis (Philip I Schneider), Bamses Venners Efterliv told in heavy (Danish) dialect (Jonas Okholm Jensen), sound recordings from the obduction of a human body (Jacob Kirkegaard), a composition pondering the personal secrets hidden in the official Danish registrar, nemID (Niels Lyhne Løkkegaard), a puppeteer and an improv-singer (Randi Pontoppidan & Svend E. Kristensen), a woman and her colleague on a mysterious investigation (Considered to Be Allies), a manic, freak-azoid (Kim Richard Adler Mejdahl), sound collages of cut-up vinyl records (Vinyl Terror & Horror), a film theater (Adam Christensen & Deniz Unal), Italian art pop (Francesca Burattelli), AI-technology and the upbringing in a religious cult (Rine Rodin), and a performance revolving around energetic connections (Samina Bazai & Danica Curcic & Stine Grøn).