Alyssa Salter is a professional actress who trained at East 15 Drama School with her Master's in Fine Arts in Acting. She is originally from San Diego, California in the United States of America where she received a Bachelor's degree in Theatre. She has most recently performed on the West End in Don Juan Comes Back from War and will be taking her self penned show, Swipe, to the Camden Fringe Festival from August 18th-21st at the Hen & Chickens Theatre.

Keira Rathbone is an established fine artist living and working in London. For over 12 years she has developed a unique drawing technique, employing a manual typewriter as a drawing tool. She draws images from life using her typewriter, seeing each imprint as a texture or shape with which to build complete drawings.  Keira develops and exhibits images based around compelling themes and often incorporate live audio/visual performances by typing before an audience with video projection, sound effects and collaborations with other artists.

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Fusing Gypsy-swing with chanson favourites and swing standards from the 30s-50s, Nell & The Hot Mess Muggers love causing a toe-tapping hot club stir.

Nell Greco found her voice while amongst friends, singing and dancing nights away in London’s secret salons, to some of the hottest gypsy swing in town. Now, she leads her Hot Mess Muggers through manouche-inspired jazz and (emotionally) chic French numbers, to not only entertain, but also energise audiences with their joie de vivre!

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Drawing on scrap pieces of paper since he could remember, Phil didn’t discover that Illustration was a career until he went to college at San Jose State University in California. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, he's lived in Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York City and now resides in London’s Shoreditch District.

Creating art for video games, movies, product design, illustration and animation, his client list includes Electronic Arts, Disney, Apple, JPMorgan Chase, Hershey’s and the Moving Picture Company.

He cites the American Golden Age Illustrators, the original Disney animators, early jazz and 90’s R&B/hip-hop music as major influences in his work.

When he’s not working, you’ll probably find him drawing in his sketchbook, cooking, dancing the lindy hop, hunting down the world’s best tacos or doing some combination of all of them.

He believes that art--just like dancing with a someone or cooking a meal--might say something language cannot express. And that in itself is magical.

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