Petra Al-Farman is a dramaturg and screenwriter. She graduated in Hungarian Studies from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), and later earned degrees in theatre directing and dramaturgy from Freeszfe and the University of Theatre and Performing Arts Baden-Württemberg (ADK Ludwigsburg). Since 2018, she has been a member of the Soharóza choir. Her research focuses on choral theatre, as well as documentary and site-specific theatrical forms. As a dramaturg, she has worked on community-based theatre and musical performances, where collective creation and voice-based dramaturgy play a central role.

Máté Kőrösi is a documentary filmmaker. He graduated from the University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE), and his first feature-length film, Dívák, was produced by HBO and received awards at international film festivals. Alongside his own projects, he works as a freelance filmmaker and creative collaborator in independent theatre and music scenes. He is particularly interested in social awareness and the representation of reality through personal perspectives. He has collaborated with several civil organizations, including the Autonómia Foundation, Direkt36, and the Piros Orr Bohócdoktorok (Red Noses Clowndoctors).

Ernő Zoltán Rubik is a composer, pianist, and music educator. His work explores the relationship between improvisation, spatial sound, and sonic atmospheres. He is a regular collaborator in theatre and movement-based productions, blending classical and contemporary elements into meditative yet tension-filled musical structures.

Péter Valcz is an actor, director, and carpenter. After studying acting in Kaposvár, he trained at the international Jacques Lecoq school in Paris. He has worked with numerous companies in Hungary and abroad (including Paris, Ingolstadt, Cluj-Napoca, Debrecen, Szolnok, and Pune, India). His work is characterized by a human-centered approach, movement-based character building, humor, and social sensitivity. In 2025, he earned his MA degree with distinction in Theatre Studies at ELTE.