Parsifal James (PJ) Hurst - Dancer:

While training at the London Contemporary Dance school, PJ developed his teaching skills outside the degree, won the Peggy Hawkins Scholarship for talent and commitment to dance, and worked with Richard Alston Dance Company to present 'A Ceremony Of Carols'. PJ has an appetite for the large-scale. In September 2012, he joined Protein Dance Company and toured extensively on LOL and workshops based on the piece. PJ has worked as a freelance

choreographer and dance artist for youth projects all over England, and in 2013 worked as Widening Participation Officer for LC3, third year performance group of LCDS. He has just finished working with New Adventures on a 14-month tour nationally and internationally of Matthew Bourne's 'Swan Lake'.

Harriet Macauley - Choreographer:

Harriet is a UK-based artist whose work has taken her abroad to the European Continent and North America. After founding the group in 2005, she served for seven years as artistic director and choreographer of Pair Dance, a company dedicated to exploring the creative potential of collaboration. Harriet herself has worked with choreographers Mark Baldwin and Wayne McGregor among others, and is a graduate of London Contemporary Dance School. Troupe engagements include for both Richard Alston Dance Company and Rambert Dance Company. Awards include winner of the 15th Masdanza Canary Islands, Dance East Choreographic Lab Award, Jacobs Pillow Choreographic Award, Burgo’s and New York, and The Bonnie Bird Award UK. Harriet has just completed a Masters in Fine Arts, specialism Choreography, at the University of Roehampton.

Daniel Ehrlich - Composer:

Daniel Ehrlich is a native of Toronto, Ontario, though he has called Ann Arbor, Michigan his hometown since 2003. He is fascinated by time and space, and how music can alter our experience of temporal events. Currently based in London, Daniel is a master’s student at the Royal Academy of Music, and is a regular performer with the LSO Chorus. His works have been performed and premiered by the Temple Ensemble, the Aurora Trio, the Crouch End Festival Chorus, the Blossom Street Singers, the Grinnell Singers, the Oak Park Temple Master’s Chorus, members of the Des Moines Symphony, and members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Joel O’ Donoghue - Dancer:

Joel's degree in Dance Theatre from Trinity Laban reflects his interest in alternative and experimental performance. Joel has performed works across the UK and internationally, working with a diverse range of choreographers, including Hofesh Shechter, Ben Wright, Darren Ellis, Ponciano Almeida, and Matteo Fargion. While honing his skills as a performer, these experiences have developed his understanding of different dance forms and devising methods. The latter has proven indispensable in his collaboration over the past two years with British composer Pete Yelding. Their recent piece, In Good Company, was performed at Robin Howard Theatre as part of Resolution 2016. In July 2014, Joel completed a short course in Set Design at University of the Arts, London. He is interested in finding ways of incorporating design into his work, and exploring how different settings and lighting states can change a performance. He is particularly interested in how this applies to site-specific works. Joel has recently collaborated with artist Candida Powell-Williams, set designer Dan Potra, and lighting designer Joshua Gadsby on a range of projects, both in theatres and in more unconventional spaces.. Joel is equally active in efforts on behalf of the community, leading workshops for the Trinity Laban education outreach program.