Mia Haugland Habib holds a B.A. degree from the Choreography Course and a one-year study in Dance Pedagogy at the former State College of Ballet and Dance in Oslo. She has choreographed, danced and researched in several European countries as well as in Brazil, Madagascar among others. Identity, religious and cultural convergence, and the individual in relation to oppressive structures and regimes are recurring themes in her work. Habib sees the journey as an integral part of her work and have several times visited areas of conflicts as part of the research to upcoming productions.

Rani Nair works as dancer and choreographer focusing around the ideas of post colonial conflicts and social bindings. She got her dance education at the London Studio Centre 1993-1996 and has studied art and dance history at the Universities of Stockholm and Lund. She has worked, performed and made research in countries such as Danmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, Austria, Madagascar, India, Mongolia, France and Estonia.

Singapore artist Ong Keng Sen (b. 1963) is the artistic director of TheatreWorks, an international performance company based in Singapore. Ong has made significant contribution to the evolution of an Asian identity and aesthetic for contemporary performance in the 21st century. He juxtaposes different art forms and cultures in his works, often in deep collaboration with other artists, both traditional and contemporary.