IMAGINARIUM

Haylin is a theatre maker originally from China, graduated from London East15 Acting school MA directing course and frequently works in China and UK. She created and performed her solo show Elsewhere in Camden People’s Theatre, assistant directed The Ridiculous Darkness at Gate Theatre in 2019. She treasures working with people from various backgrounds and strives to make art that resonates across borders.

Harry is an Actor, Theatre-Maker; a lover of philosophy, interculturalism and childish curiosity in both life and art. He is a graduate of the East 15 World Performance course 2020. Currently based in his hometown of London, he has worked as an actor and head writer under the direction of Gianluca Barbadori in his adaptation of Elias Canetti's Hochzeitt. In addition to multiple Fringe works, Harry has performed and trained abroad with the Indonesian Institute of the Arts, the Kanze Noh School in Japan; and Russian Seasons School (GITIS).

Ting is a Sound Designer and Composer for theatre and more, an Offie nominee for Best Sound Design (Jerker, King's Head Theatre, 2019). Originally from Beijing, she graduated from LAMDA in 2019 and is based in London. Her recent sound design credits include Bin Juice, Kraken, and The First (VAULT Festival), Blood Orange (Old Red Lion Theatre). She has a particular interest in devised projects.

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Originally from China, Alison (She/They) is a Director, Dramaturg, and Creative Producer. She graduated from Emerson College with a BFA in Theatre, and was the inaugural Cutler Creative Producing & Engagement Fellow at ArtsEmerson, and the Co-Founder & Executive Producer of CHUANG Stage and CHUANG Lab. Alison recently completed a digital internship at Davis Shakespeare Festival, and is really excited to collaborate with Ping Pong Arts for Season II of Artists Connectivity Series, an open dialogue series between art and community makers of the world.

Adele is a producer with a background in theatre management, arts administration and box office. Originally from Scotland, she moved to London to study Drama and Theatre Studies at Royal Holloway, and following this, a Masters in Theatre & Performance Studies at King’s College London. She has worked across numerous theatres and companies, spending the formative years of her career working in the management team of the Pleasance Theatre venues in London and at the Edinburgh Fringe. Now based between Paris and London, she is inspired by intercultural performance projects that break outside the traditional theatre space.