Ève Gabriel Chabanon (born 1989, lives and works in Brussels). Since 2022, they are associate professor at HEAD, Genève. They also are conducting a PhD at Paris Cité University and Villa Arson, Nice. Through their theoretical training, their artistic experiences and their social commitments to associations, Ève Gabriel Chabanon has forged a hybrid practice questioning the relationship to labor and to collective, political and economic constructions through collages of elements mixing texts, films, ceramics and sculptural objects. Their work brings together, coordinates and moderates people from different backgrounds to infiltrate the mechanisms of systems (financial, cultural, democratic) which also serve them more broadly to question the codes of art and its possibilities to develop new spaces of understanding and dissemination. The forms produced generate a distanced theatricality and the introduction of a fictional framework that questions the social positions of each.

Anna Rispoli works on the border between artistic creation and activism. For over 15 years she has resided in Belgium, where her artistic practice focuses on developing prototypes of sharing material resources, intelligences and affects, including the Common Wallet collective economy experience. He has been part of the Italian collective Zimmerfrei and collaborated with important international entities such as Kunstenfestivaldesarts in Brussels, Theater der Welt in Germany, Wiener Festwochen in Vienna, and Museo Reina Sofia in Madrid.

Lara Staal is a theatre maker, curator, researcher and writer. Her work considers how theatre can provide a platform for political reflection and mobilisation, and forging alliances between different domains. Since 2017 she has worked as a freelance curator & maker in the performing arts, developing projects such as "De avond van de Woede" (together with rapper Gideon Everduim),"Europe on Trial" (together with human rights activist Yoonis Osman Nuur) and the 'Shadow Munich Security Conference' at Münchner Kammerspiele, a counter-conference that invited a group of progressive voices to redefine security and security policy, in response to the current Munich Security Conference. In November 2021, 'Dissident' premiered; a theatre lecture in which young people known as 'troublemakers' teach the audience about what’s wrong with today’s educational system. Since 2023 Staal is one of the three house artists connected to NTGent.

Danae Theodoridou is a performance maker and researcher. Her artistic research focuses on social imaginaries, the practice of democracy and the way that art contributes to the emergence of socio-political alternatives. She teaches in Fontys University of Applied Sciences (NL) and in Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (GR), curates practice-led research projects, and presents and publishes her work internationally. She is the co-author of The Practice of Dramaturgy: Working on Actions in Performance (Valiz, 2017) and the author of PUBLICING: Practising Democracy Through Performance (Nissos, 2022).  www.danaetheodoridou.com