Tom Pearson (United States) is an artist working in written media and performance. He is best known for his original works for theater, including the long-running immersive theater hits Then She Fell and The Grand Paradise, and as a founder and co-artistic director of the New York City-based performance company Third Rail Projects. He is also the director of the Global Performance Studio, an international program for cultural listening and exchange. Pearson was recently named among the 100 most influential people in Brooklyn culture by Brooklyn Magazine. His written work is available through his site: tompearsonnyc.com.

Том Пирсон — режиссер и писатель. Известен по своим театральным постановкам в жанре иммерсивного театра. В их числе Then She Fell и The Grand Paradise. Со- основатель и художественный руководитель Нью -Йоркской компании Third Rail Projects. Руководитель Global Performance Studios - интернациональной программы межкультурного обмена. По мнению Brooklyn MagazineТом Пирсон входит в 100 самых влиятельных людей Бруклинской культуры. Ознакомиться с его работами можно на официальной странице автора tompearsonnyc.com

Yulia Bylenok (Russia) is an independent contemporary dance artist and curator. She has assisted with coordinating international contemporary art festivals in St. Petersburg, including 'Art Prospect' public art festival and 'The Body Word' dance festival. She has been a contact improvisation and composition teacher and previously worked at the Iguan and Lesnoy dom dance theatres in different capacities. She has completed a somatics education module with the Moving On Center and a Masters level course in Theory and Workshop in Contemporary Dance Forms. Yulia was previously awarded a CEC ArtsLink fellowship in festival management and a Sleipnir travel grant for the arts from the Nordic Council of Ministers. She graduated from Vaganova State Ballet Academy in St. Petersburg with a Masters Degree in Cultural Studies with a specialization in the history and theory of choreography. Prior to that, she obtained a Spetsialist Degree in Social and Cultural Management from the St. Petersburg University of Culture and Arts.

Joshua Dutton-Reaver (United States), a graduate of Florida State University with a BFA in Dance, has been collaborating with Third Rail Projects since 2013 on a multitude of immersive and site-specific works including Ghost Light (Chita Rivera award) at Lincoln Center Theater's LCT3 and long-running hits Then She Fell (BESSIE award) and The Grand Paradise. During this time, Joshua has also traveled to St. Petersburg, Russia to assist in the creation of As Time Goes By. In his spare time, along with working administratively for Third Rail Projects, Joshua freelances as a technologist collaborating in various technological mediums including video editing, graphic design, and web design.

Renata Zhigulina (Russia/United States) is a multidisciplinary artist and performer from St Petersburg, Russia. Combining various performance techniques gained from her art studies in St Petersburg, London and New York, she works within the mediums of movement, immersive theater, dance, poetry, and video art. As a performer and collaborating artist, she has worked with such companies as Dzieci, Punchdrunk, and Third Rail Projects | Global Performance Studio. Renata is a tango dancer and creative director for Blind: Strength in Vulnerability, a performance by TangoForAll theatre/dance company, that premiered in BAM, New York in 2017.

Рената Жигулина - актриса и режиссер из Санкт-Петербурга. Пройдя обучение и практику в театральных школах Санкт Петербурга, Лондона и Нью Йорка. Рената работает с жанрами драматического и пластического театра, танца, поэзии, иммерсивного и интерактивного перформанса. В качестве актрисы и исполнителя работала с такими компаниями, как Dzieci, Punchdrunk, ThirdRailProjects| GlobalPerformanceStudio. В качестве режиссера выпустила спектакль Blind: Strengthinvulnerabilityс театрально-танцевальной компанией TangoForAll в Бруклинской Академии Музыки (BAM) в Нью Йорке в 2017 году