Joseph Munroe-Robinson is an Actor Musician graduate from Rose Bruford College. He is of Jamaican descent and born, raised and based in East London. After years of honing and refining his craft as an Actor and Musician from the age of nine, he finally makes his professional theatre debut.

Teddy Oyediran is a Nigerian-Irish actor and graduate of the Manchester School of Theatre, where she achieved a First-Class BA (Hons) in Acting. She has also appeared in commercial work such as UPS X L.F.C. (FORM). Alongside acting, Teddy is a skilled singer and writer.

Stage work credits include: Slave: A Question of Freedom (Feelgood Theatre Productions); Reckless (Royal Court Liverpool) and Lear (HER Productions).

Varaidzo is a writer, editor and artist.

Writing credits include: Bus Stop (2018, shortlisted for the Guardian 4^th Estate 4^th Write Prize); The Good Immigrant (2016); Who’s Loving You (2021) and Manny and the Baby (2024, was shortlisted for The Jhalak Prose Prize).

Tian Glasgow (he/him) is a queer cis Black man who grew up in London and has lived in Manchester since 2019. Tian created Race Today, the initiative which provided a platform for emerging writers of colour to explore the PoC experience through short vignettes. He also has taught acting at ALRA, MMU and LIPA. Additionally, Tian is a Senior Creative Producer specialising in theatre, arts, and music events, as well as a workshop facilitator.  His newest work in development looks to the future of queer POC communities and chosen family with the verbatim piece Code Switch.

As a writer and director credits include: Silver Shores (Tristan Bates Theatre); Changing State (The Hen & Chickens Theatre); The Task and Please Fear The Reaper (LIPA) and Tomorrow is Not Promised (The Lowry, Edinburgh Fringe 2023 , On tour to London, Oxford and Huddersfield).

Keshi Raghu is a multi-media designer and graduate of Theatre and Performance Design at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

Keshi has designed for a variety of projects including, music videos, promotional shoots and short films. As a Mauritian, she places representation at the heart of her designs, aiming to celebrate diverse cultures and narratives by crafting spaces that fully immerse and engage their audiences.

A recent piece of work that showcases Keshi’s methods is, WTF is Shakespeare at The Unity.

Founder and Artistic Director of I M Pact Collective. 1st class Hons Dance and Performance Arden School of Theatre. Young Creative of the Year Manchester Culture awards 2022

Movement Directing & Choreographing Credits include: Let The Right One In; Bloody Elle; Threshold; Astronauts; [M]others (Co:LAB -Royal Exchange Theatre); Taming of the Shrew (HOME and UK tour); Macbeth (Shakespeare North and UK tour); Untold (Contact); Trials (StoryHouse Chester); Lizzie (Hopemill Theatre and UK Tour); Everything All Of The Time (Contact Theatre); The Walk: Little Amal (Manchester International Festival & Good Chance Theatre); VUKA (MCR Museum); Cryptomnesia (Future Ventures & ACE); See Me After (PUSH- HOME theatre); Yandass.mov (Channel 4, Random Acts).

Acting credits include: Faggots and their friends (France Aix en provence; Austria Bregenze festival; MIF; South Bank Centre) Electric Rosary; Macbeth; Our Town and Nothing (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester); Birth: Orchid & Syria (World Health Organisation, Geneva); Negging (Old VIC Theatre); Dead Certain (Hopemill Theatre) and Jubilee (Lyric Hammersmith).

Dance credits include: Nike Air Shimmer (Size?); Pride 2022;2023; Homobloc + Jessie Ware 2023; Alphabus ; FlexN Manchester; Flexn Young Identity (Factory International); Festival Number 6 (Portmeirion); Through The Eye- Rachel Chinouriri and Icaria (Nowness and MIF); The X Factor (dancer ITV); Boy Blue Elevate(HOME THEATRE)and Run Boy Run (Channel 4, Random Acts).