Mohammed ‘Ayo Busari’ (he/him) is a Nigerian-born, award-winning Creative Producer, Curator, Disability Support Worker, Writer, and Performer. Now based in Boorloo, he holds a BA in Journalism & Media from the University of Hertfordshire and an MArts in Screen Arts from Curtin University. Co-founding The Outsiders theatre group in 2021, Ayo has co-produced, written, and performed at numerous shows, including ’An Evening of African Poetry & Storytelling’ at The Blue Room Theatre (Nominated for Outstanding Overall Design at The Blue Room 2024 Awards). He also performs poetry and live music at festivals, including FRINGE WORLD 2025, Perth Festival 2025, St Kilda Festival 2024 and SXSW Sydney 2024. Ayo serves on the boards of WAYTCo and Regional Arts WA.

Briannah is a producer, dancer and choreographer based in Boorloo. Since graduating WAAPA (Bachelor of Arts Dance Honours, 2018), she has been a self-producing artist for independent dance & theatre productions working with The Blue Room Theatre (TBRT), Propel Youth Arts, STRUT Dance, Georgi Ivers, Noemie Huttner-Koros, stop drop + roll theatre, Squid Vicious & Renegade Productions. As a dancer and Teaching Artist, Briannah has worked with STRUT Dance, Co3 Dance, West Australian Ballet Company, The Stephanie Lake Company, Perth Festival, Bernadette Lewis, Scott Elstermann, WA Youth Orchestra and created her own works with her independent collective, Not Sold Separately.

Zoe Garciano is an award-winning Filipino theatre-artist based in Boorloo with a passion for performance and stage management. Zoe is trained under several institutions such WAYTCo under the direction of Amelia Burke, and Curtin University for the BCA in Theatre Arts.

Notably, Zoe has won PAWA’s Outstanding Newcomer Award in 2024 for their performance in Democracy Repair Services directed by Andrew Sutherland (TBRT, 2023). Other noteworthy works Zoe has been involved in include, devising and performing in IMELDA directed by Donita Cruz (TBRT, 2024) which has also received several PAWA nominations for 2025 (Outstanding New Work, Best Independent Production), and performing in Grace Chow’s The Comprehensive A-Z of Missing Persons Australia (WAYTCo, 2024).

Stella is a young performing artist, model and writer, interested in telling stories and creating art that speaks to people. Drawing on his own experiences as a queer, trans, disabled person to achieve this, and their passion for active listening to people in diverse communities drives her desire to provide and support authentic voices. Stella has worked with the WA Youth Theatre Company since 2019. Most notably, they have performed and co-wrote for the 2020 Fringe Festival show Body Rights: Boxed In, the 2021 Perth Festival piece Beside ,the 2023 Perth Festival piece Seven Sisters. and performed in the collaborative work Ngalaka Daa with Waytco and Yirra Yarrkin Theatre Company in 2021. Stella has made their debut as an Assistant Director for WAYTCo’s 2024 performance of The Comprehensive A-Z of Missing Persons Australia.

Lilian Tran graduated with a Bachelor of Theatre Arts from Curtin University and has been involved in many theatre experiences during her studies. She played a pivotal story telling role in the 2021 Perth Festival’s BESIDE; alongside other productions such as Ella Waterman's Green at The Hayman Theatre (2023), Michael Lew's Teenage Dick directed by Dan Graham at The Hayman Theatre (2022), and Sally Davies' I Met Christine James-Scott in a Shopping Centre Carpark directed by Clare Watson at The Blue Room Theatre (2021). Currently, she takes on her puppeteering skills with Constable Care, as well as creating forum theatre with youth around Western Australia surrounding topics prevalent to young people.

Nathan is a Boorloo-based actor and performance maker, working across theatre, installation art, and music composition. Nathan completed his Bachelor of Performing Arts (Performance Making) in 2021, and in 2022 achieved a first-class Honours from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA). As part of his Honours, Nathan conducted a series of performance research workshops culminating in Constellations (2022), a development piece exploring the application of visual and sound-based dramaturgies within a theatre practice. Nathan’s recent credits include Everything Flickers (2023), and ALL BOYS (2024), both presented at The Blue Room Theatre.