Dancer
Megan trained at Laban and with Transitions Dance Company. Megan’s work in dance and movement as an artist, performer and teacher often involves working in varied contexts and with an expanded notion of what choreography can be. She has created work for gallery spaces and performed in the work of other artists in galleries such as Tate Modern and The Hayward. She has also worked in outdoor spaces and theatres for artists such as Stephen Koplowitz and Layla Rosa. Educational work included facilitation of projects for artists such Lea Anderson, Richard Alston and Luca Silvestrini and she has choreographed dance films as learning resources for the BBC.

Dancer
Simon graduated at Swiss Scuola Teatro Dimitri (BA in the Arts of physical theatre) and deepened after that his knowledge in contemporary dance at LABAN London (UK). Since then he is touring internationally as part of the movement theatre collective Spettatori and with the dance improvisation group 50collective. As a dancer, actor and musician he works for choreographers in London and New York and creates his own pieces in Switzerland. Since 2010 he is regularly involved in the work of David Zambrano.

Musicianand Dancer
David Leahy is a regular performer as both an improvising musician and dancer on the free improvised music and contact improvisation scenes. He is currently composing and performing regularly while also completing a Masters in Creative practice at TrinityLaban and Independent Dance.   

Significant collaborations and/or work in the past has included; composition work for Hagit Yakari, Theo Clinkard, Shane Shambhu (Altered Skin), Fevered Sleep Theatre Company, Trestle Theatre Company, and a composition commission from the Royal Maritime Museum. Performance work with Burning Wood (Sound and Music sponsored Mopomoso National tour), SichtLautTrio, London Improvisers Orchestra (conductor and performer), Wuppertal Improvisers Orchestra (Conductor and soloist), FOCA (Conductor, Madrid) and National and international rural touring with 'The Pioneers' (2007 to 2009).