Ann Francis Ang is a Filipino-American dance artist from San Francisco, and is professionally trained in contemporary and ballet along with waacking and hustling styles. She received her bachelor degree in dance at Adelphi University in New York and her masters degree at London Contemporary Dance School. She then moved to Europe to continue her professional career and has since worked internationally on various dance and multidisciplinary arts projects. She has worked with choreographers and companies such as Alleyne Dance, Ramona Sekulovic, Joy Alpuerto Ritter and Lukas Steltner, fachbetrieb rita grechen, amongst others. Her self-choreographed solo 'Makaya' has been presented at the Playground Theatre in London, MODArts Film Festival in New York and Evenings on the Valley in Berlin. She also works as the Development Coordinator for Alleyne Dance and Producer for Olga Rabetskaya.

David Garcia García works as an artist, illustrator, theatre director, dancer and actor. Born into a big family in a small village in the north of Spain, David studied illustration in Segovia’s Casa De Los Picos School of Art before switching to theatre and performing arts at the Royal Higher College of Performing Arts (RESAD) in Madrid and the BAI Theatre School in Bilbao. David moved to Berlin in 2010 to study puppet theatre, contemporary dance and theatre improvisation at the Hochschule für Schauspielkunst Ernst Busch.

"My art is living in itself — the starting point of my practice often stems from curiosity and personal experiences. I am interested in the roles the body can play and evolve through different grounds of practices." Sammantha is an artist, performer as well as a certified yoga instructor. She attained a Diploma in Dance (2014) and graduated with a BA First Class Honors in Dance (2016) from LASALLE College of the Arts. From 2016 to 2023, Samm was a full time artist with Frontier Danceland where she worked and collaborated with local and international choreographers including artistic director Low Mei Yoke, Chiew Pei Shan, Zhuo Zihao (Singapore), Gabrielle Nankivell and Luke Smiles (Australia), Tung I-Fen (Taiwan), Victor Ma Choi-Wo (Hong Kong), Shahar Biniamini (Israel), Richard Chappell and Deborah Nightingale (United Kingdom), Annie Vigier and Franck Apertet, Edouard Hue and Thomas Lebrun (France), Sita Ostheimer (Germany), Sascia Pellegrini and Marioenrico D’ Angelo (Italy).

Chun Wai has immersed himself in the arts through 24-Festive-Drum and is currently a full-time performer with Orang Orang Drum Theatre (Malaysia). He showcases his skills as a Djembe player and street drummer under his stage name, @WaaiwaiiDrum, while also actively engaging in arts education. He has a particular fascination with the connection between theatre and movement and seeks to forge a multi-sensory experience. To further his knowledge in physical movement, he has trained in various practices such as Tai Chi, Capoeira, Butoh, Yoga, and contemporary dance. Since the pandemic, his focus shifted to dance improvisation, and he has been exploring this art form ever since.

Andre Seward is a Berlin based professional who works in the arts and creates music in his freetime. Most of his music has been solo work but he has collaborated with rising R&B star, Riah, to create one of her first singles. He is currently working on creating the music for a new live performance work with Ann Francis Ang. Alongside creating music, he also works as the Programming Director for the Tallgrass Film Festival.

Born in Barcelona, Daniel has danced with companies such as Frontier Danceland (Singapore), Y-Space (Hong Kong), Eleesha Drennan Dance (UK), Éowyn Emerald & Dancers (UK), Nunzio Impellizzeri Dance Company (Switzerland), Sonia Plumb Dance Company (USA), Simba Dance Ensamble (Norway), Phoenix Dance Theatre (UK), Errol White Company (UK), Polish Dance Theatre (Poland), Dantzaz Konpainia (Spain), Compagnie Ballet Junior Epsedanse (France) among others. Daniel has worked with choreographers such as Ohad Naharin, Itzik Galili, Jo Strømgren, Lukáš Timulak, Eric Gauthier, Claude Brumachon, Thomas Lebrun, Gustavo Ramirez, Shahar Binyamini, Thierry Malandine, Patricia Lent, Errol White, Gabrielle Nankivell, Luke Smiles and Victor Choi-wo Ma. He has performed at international venues like Sadler's Wells (London, UK) the Grand Theatre in Warsaw (Poland), Kwai Tsing Theatre (Hong Kong), Oslo Opera House (Norway) and more. Daniel creates his own productions, collaborates with national and international companies, and delivers workshops and choreographs for artists and young companies internationally. His works have been presented at Tramway (Glasgow, UK), Adelaide Fringe Festival (Australia), Teatro Vascello (Rome, Italy), ATOA Artist talk On Art (New York, USA), Kwai Tsing Theatre (Hong Kong), Chisenhale (London, UK) among others.

Adrian Blezien studied with many good violinists, including Liviu Prunaru (Concertgebow’s concertmaister, and Yehudi Menuhin pupil) and Krzystoff Blezien, his parent (Gold Medal at Tchaikovsky Conservatory and David Oistrack’s pupil). He has more than 10 years of Professional Orquestal experience, at Orquestra de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya, and Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife. Also un Chamber Music had received awards in National Competitions, also as a soloist. He plays an outstanding instrument, made in 1904. Leandro Bisiach is the Luthier. He used in this violin the Strad wood, because he bought the Stradivarius wood stock.