Aldous is a London based actor & writer, with most of his work being created through the use of spoken word poetry & movement.

Raised in the dynamic streets of London, his work reflects what’s around him by bringing up themes of companionship, nostalgia and what home really is to us. He touches on conversations that may usually be difficult to speak about, by being truthful, open-minded and honest with where he is at in life. He hopes you feel the same throughout his work and is excited to share it with you.

Scarlett is an actor and artist based in London. She’s been acting since the age of 11, first appearing as Moody Margaret in Horrid Henry the movie, before training at NYT, Lecoq and RADA. She makes work about inner demons and recovery, mixing clowning with elements of drag and burlesque.

Samra is an artist-writer whose approach to performance is through improvised singing, lucid and meandering dialogue - a kind of absurdist opera. She has exhibited and performed at the Cambridge Junction, CLAY, Tetley (Leeds), MAMA (Rotterdam), Kampnagel (Hamburg) and Eastside Projects (Birmingham).

Tom was born and bred in the vibrant streets of London, he’s always been drawn to the diverse sounds that surrounds him, and it reflects in his music. From infectious beats to soulful melodies, his tracks resonate with authenticity and passion. With a penchant for experimentation, he’s constantly pushing boundaries and exploring new horizons in music. Whether it’s dropping infectious hooks or delivering thought-provoking verses, he brings a unique perspective to every track he creates.

Rithvik is an artist, who believes that being creative is to be human. Whether it be through his poetry, acting, music or dance, Rithvik hopes to spread joy and spark conversation between people. Daytimers have given Rithvik so much support in building his identity, as a British South Asian and he hopes to do the same for those attending through his work.

Ishita Uppadhayay is a poet and policy professional from India based in London. They are a former Barbican Young Poet and now part of the Roundhouse Poetry Collective. Their poetry touches on themes of narrativisation, immigrant identity, and memory.