Alice Motta began her career as an actress in the Brazilian commercial circuit. She previewed the big production of “Spring Awakening” Musical and soon got into television. She integrated the “Araguaia” telenovela of Globo Channel. But after participating in a few TV series and starring in many commercials, she changed her focus. She moved to London to study physical theatre and develop her creativity investing in her own projects. She graduated from Lispa- London International School of Performing Arts. The school provided a laboratory where Alice developed a partnership for her debut at an international festival. "What would you do" was her first devised piece created in 2015 for the Free Fringe Festival in Edinburgh. "Waiting for it" was the second work by the Wild Dandelions company to take part on Edinburgh Fringe 2018. Over the last 4 years, she performed in several festivals, such as the London Clown Festival and the Berlin Fringe. Nowadays she lives between Lisbon and London and integrates the team of the Intercultural Roots program online.

Isadora Baccon is a Brazilian actor graduating from BA World Performance at East 15 this year. Isadora is a physical theatre performer, with experience in puppeteering, mask, and world movement forms. Inspired by Bertolt Brecht and Augusto Boal, Isadora is interested in political and devised theatre that raises questions.

Julia Testas is a cross-disciplinary artist that takes photographs alongside working with physical and dynamic movements to make new worlds and interactions in space and time. She has a MFA Creative Practice through Trinity Laban and developed a somatic based dance practice which involves "Dissolving Technique" as well as other somatic approaches able to explores gateways and connect the body to creativity through movement.  She has been developing experimental visual arts projects looking at disabilities and diverse-abilities of the women body through performances and dance solo.