Hannah Gintberg
is an interdisciplinary theatre maker from Denmark. She studied Theatre and Art History at the University of Florida and specialised in Cinematography and Acting at the European Film College before her MA in Advanced Theatre Practice at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. She uses her multidisciplinary background to explore immersion as well as multisensory and personal connection in theatre.
Dominika Uçar
is a director, performer and visual artist born in London. She studied Painting at the University of Edinburgh before her Masters in Advanced Theatre Practice at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. She brings with her an interest in design-led making and the blurring of artistic disciplines, as well as curiosity for dark humour and the use of laughter as a political tool in theatre. Dominika is drawn to examining corporate spaces and the impact of the modern workplace, as seen in her previous productions of 'Contractions' and 'Mosquitoes'.
Jack Aldisert
is a director, performer, writer, and dramaturg specializing in immersive and interactive theatre. He has a BA in theatre arts from the University of Puget Sound, a certificate in acting from the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, and an MFA in advanced theatre practice from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, where he has also taught workshops on interactive theatre. He presented the hybrid performance/research presentation 'The Verfremdungseffekt and Modern Drag Performance' at the 2022 International Brecht Society Symposium in Jerusalem.
Anna Niamh Gorman
is a multidisciplinary theatre maker with a background in Theatre Design. She studied at Wimbledon College of Art and Advanced Theatre Practice at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Experimenting with Scale and colour theory drives her visual work and her theatre practice has political yet humorous undertones.