Writer and Performer

After acquiring her Bachelor in Drama & Theatre Arts at Goldsmiths University in 2024, she graduated from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts with a Masters in Acting. She centers her work around the female body and its representations in performance spaces and in society, exploring the female gaze and the theatricality of gender performativity. Born in the South of France to an Italian family, she grew up navigating three different cultures and languages, which she mirrors through versatile interdisciplinary performance - writing, singing, dancing and acting. Sofia has recently developed her own work, taking her magical realist play Cracks to the Act II Festival in London (April 2024), and now bringing her multilingual solo show Babel Beast to Voilà!

Co-director and Co-producer

Luna Laurenti is an Italian facilitator, director, and creative producer with a degree in Performance and Politics from Goldsmiths University. Her recent work includes directing Trojans: Why Am I In Your Country? with The Trojan Women Project, a new adaptation of Euripides’ Trojan Women with a cast of asylum seekers, staged at Chelsea Theatre (May 2024) and Hounslow Arts Centre (April 2025). She is also currently assistant directing Diaspora Inferno with De Insomniis Theatre Company: an exploration of Dante’s Inferno reframed through the experiences of migrant women, set to premiere at the Drayton Arms Theatre in November 2025. Luna’s work is rooted in physical theatre, movement and devising processes that use the body as the central tool for storytelling with a particular focus on themes of identity, migration, and belonging.

Co-director and Co-producer

Al Hawkins is a theatre-maker, facilitator and trainee food grower. They create experimental, devised work centering social issues, intimacy, queerness and sustainability. They especially enjoy making interdisciplinary performances which generate strange and provocative interactions between performers and objects. They’re also a writer, singer, and aspiring jack of all trades. They’re passionate about everything DIY, community-oriented and capitalism-resistant. In the future, they hope to run a rural learning space for arts and regenerative farming.

Choreographer

Dancer, actress, and choreographer originally from Spain and Italy, Martina is now based in London and has recently graduated from Goldsmiths, University of London, with a degree in Drama and Theatre Arts. Her choreographic practice includes a range of different styles, from the jazz-inspired sequences of the original production of Chrysalis the Musical (2024) to more contemporary and experimental movement influenced by practitioners such as Pina Bausch. Martina’s work often develops through collaboration within devised theatre, as seen in productions like The Wake (2024), where she explored movement as a form of storytelling and ensemble connection. She is passionate about creating choreography that merges theatricality and dance, bringing physicality to the heart of performance.