Eloise is a songwriter, playwright and all round performer. Eloise’s musical style transcends genre and generation. Her lyrics are steeped in complex imagery and speak to something deep and universal in all of us. Eloise’s latest play, Zaagi’idiwin: Love and Little Fires, a collaboration with writer/educator Nahanni Shingoose, will be published on Edwin, an educational resource library later in 2024.

Hiyab is a performer, musician and theater creator. Hiyab was awarded the “Emerging Artists Award” (2022) as part of a collective that co-created and performed ‘Talk to Me’ (SummerWorks 2022) and appeared in ‘Is My Microphone On’ - A CanStage production in 2021. Hiyab is also a songwriter whose multi-dimensional music explores the fluidity of style, combining modern folk, alternative, and R&B genres.

Mickayla is a Filipino/Italian multi-instrumentalist, composer, musician and performer. Her music takes inspiration from contemporary Pinoy artists and Y2K pop-punk. Mickayla thrives on subverting expectations about women in music and bringing down houses with innovative guitar solos.

Eliza is an actor, drummer and aerial acrobatics performer. Eliza willed ‘From the Wreckage’ into being, learning the drums when the form of the story shifted to a rock concert/play hybrid. Previous credits include: Rachel in “Zaagi’idiwin: Love and Little Fires” (NTS Drama Fest 2024)

Greta is an actor and musician, and an integral piece in the ‘From the Wreckage’ soundtrack. Greta’s strong and inventive bass lines create the backbone of the original score, awarded Best Original Music at the 2023 NTS DramaFestival.

Sara is an artist educator with a passion for collective creation and the stories of young people. Recent producing credits include “O Nosso Fado” and “A Dark Horse in Low Light” (SummerWorks 2017 & 2019). Sara is also a coordinator of the National Theatre School Drama Festival - a festival that fosters a space for high school students to showcase their stories.