Cultural manager, organizer and coordinator of educational projects in the field of art.

Anna Hrindová, PhD, studied at a conservatory, then musicology and aesthetics at Charles University, music pedagogy and psychology at HAMU, and arts management at J. W. Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main. For many years she worked as an impresario for predominantly “classical” music performers on all continents, while also passionately researching educational initiatives in the arts (PhD at Comenius University in Bratislava). Her cultural projects have gained numerous partners across Europe. She enjoys creating innovative concepts that connect art and culture with education and have a natural social impact.

Performer, director, dramaturg, multi-instrumentalist, composer, translator, and lecturer.

MgA. Markéta Zabelova studied directing and dramaturgy at the Department of Alternative and Puppet Theatre at DAMU, and authorial creation and psychosomatics at the Department of Authorial Creativity and Pedagogy. She spent two years at the composition department of HAMU. She has long focused on work for children and young people, both in her own artistic practice and as a lecturer. She works as a medical puppeteer and is in therapeutic training focused on trauma work through the body. Awakening curiosity and a desire to understand how our world is interconnected is her passion.

Visual artist, scenographer, illustrator, and lecturer.

MgA. Iva Ščerbáková studied at the Department of Alternative and Puppet Theatre at DAMU. She currently focuses mainly on puppets and theatre for young audiences and is interested in forms at the intersection of installation and performance. She also works in graphic design and illustration and leads visual arts workshops and clubs. She sees theatre as a space for encounter and a way to sharpen sensitivity and perception in people. In her work, she strives to give space and attention to things that cannot ask for it themselves.