MIYUKI KASAHARA is a dancer and choreographer. Born in Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) she began performing as part of the Anna Pavlova Ballet Academy and in the annual Christmas Musical at the Jesus Maestro Church since 2009. She has been part of several other musical and performance productions as a dancer, choreographer and actress; and has also been part of the production teams for shows such as Virtus Belum (2010), Memories (2011), Amazing Classics (2011, 2012), and Styles (2012, 2013). From 2011 to 2013 she directed and produced the Annual Class Presentation at Loyola School. In April 2013 Miyuki graduated from the Technological Institute of Santo Domingo with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing.
HANNAH LAMBERT,
born and raised in London, graduated from King's College London in 2004 with an
English Literature degree, and worked for Moving Venue Events for a year
before travelling in America, Asia and Australia. From 2006 she worked for an
international private equity firm in London, managing corporate and social
events; and in 2008 she moved to Mumbai, working for ‘Groove Temple’, an Indian
event management company, and also freelancing for theatre production companies
including Ace and Rage Productions as assistant director, production
assistant and stage manager. Hannah returned to London in 2011 and worked as
Festival Organiser for the 2011Seven Bridges Project in South London, and
also for the 2011 and 2012 London Indian Film Festivals. She also
co-founded and programmed Up The Junction, a quarterly film and literary
salon, and was curator of the Wilderness Festival Fiction Tent in
2013.
MALIN BERGGREN LUNDELL studied Contemporary Dance &
Choreography 2006 – 2008 at Södra Latin's School in her hometown,
Stockholm (Sweden). In 2009 she moved to London and completed a
course in Vocals & Performance at Tech Music Schools. She then
became Communications Assistant for Secret Cinema and assisted with
developing their project “Battle of Algiers”. Malin then moved on
to event organization, and as a freelance helped to produce many projects
including The British Fashion Awards, The Prada LG
Phone Launch, Tiffany & Co Winter Opening and The Chocolate Festival. During 2012 – 2013 she was Head of Events (maternity
cover) at the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK, where she organised many
conferences, seminars and themed events. In summer 2013 she was an
Island Manager for European Travel Ventures Ltd in Croatia.
IMOGEN ROBERTSON
is originally from Rochester in
Kent. She became interested in drama as a History student at Royal
Holloway, University of London. As a student she co-founded a mini
festival of new writing (2010) and was involved with university drama societies
and youth theatre as producer and set designer (Eat My Fish 2010,
Ripen Our Darkness 2011, Hamlet 2012). In addition,
she has produced an Edinburgh Fringe show and local fringe theatre for
Devine&Riley Theatre, a production company she co-founded as a student with
Royal Court Studio Group writer Georgia Coles-Riley (HAVERFORDWEST 2011,
Something Good 2012). Since graduating in 2012, Imogen has
worked as a teacher of English as a foreign language, specialising in teaching
English through drama; has written drama-based courses; and taught across
Europe. She has been involved in a voluntary capacity with Theatre
503, HighTide Theatre Festival and Battersea Arts Centre.
SENNE VERCOUTEREN was born in Utrecht (Netherlands) and first encountered
theatre at the age of eleven, taking drama classes at Utrecht's Centre for the
Arts. From then on, he participated in numerous projects, including a
production of Sam Shepard's Curse of the Starving Class, playing the role
of Weston. As a young producer, he staged The Who's Tommy, the Rock
Opera as part of the final examinations at his secondary school.
Senne moved to London in 2009 to study History of Art at the Courtauld
Institute, developing a special interest in early modern French art. In 2012,
he worked on the set of the sixth season of Spangas, a Dutch TV drama, as
production assistant and subsequently as second assistant director. Having worked for a PR agency during
his final year at the Courtauld, he now hopes to build a career in London
theatre.
YVONNE WAIGO has always been passionate about her
active involvement in the creative arts. After working for a time
in the customer service industry, between 2010 and 2012 she planned a large
number of corporate events for the American finance company Speedy Cash
Inc. In addition, during this time she performed at the Cockpit theatre in
London as part of the London Actors Workshop Showcase, after
completing their intensive training course. She has now gone on to gain further
qualifications in Film Producing and Production Management, with additional
involvement in charity events; she has added considerably to her range of
experience; and she now aims to take her skills to the next level by focusing on
producing live events. .
