Kata is a qualified Hungarian actress, theatre maker and drama facilitator. She is the founder of the Hungarian Irish Theatre which connects artists from all nations and creates culturally diverse and entertaining theatre plays for young and adult audiences. Kata has several years of experience working with children as an art and drama facilitator. She believes in the positive benefits of art and theatre and would like to make it available for all children and young people. She is also passionate about promoting multiculturalism, equality and diversity. She holds a QQI Level 8 certificate of Principles of Art Therapy and recently completed the Drama Facilitation course of Youth Theatre Ireland. 

Fernanda Ferrari is a visual storyteller, performer, puppeteer and facilitator passionate about creating works that awaken the inner child within people. Her practice is focused on multicultural young audiences, exploring creativity as a tool of personal and social transformation. Originally from Brazil, she adds the colours of a magic sunny day to her work. In Ireland, her research about creating meaningful work for young people has been supported through bursaries, commissions and grants by the Arts Council Ireland, South Dublin County Council, Department of Tourism, Culture. Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media and The Civic Theatre. Fernanda is also a proud Language Explorers facilitator for Mother Tongues, where she works closely with families and their early year’s children.

Kasia is the band leader of a 9-Piece Band Jazz Quintet, which has toured internationally. She studied Jazz at Newpark Music Academy and Hindustani Vocals at the Swanadi School of Indian Classical Music. She holds diplomas in Music for Wellness from Berklee College, Art Therapy from the Dublin Art Therapy College and Sound Healing from the Celtic School of Sound Healing.

Kasia has been a resident of the Run of the Mill Theatre, an inclusive arts collective in North Kildare. She is also an artist in residence in schools through TAP and BLAST, and a Music Educator for Music Generation Kildare. Kasia’s Artistic work has been funded by the Arts Council, Kildare County Council, Creative Ireland, the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media.
Kasia is also a recipient of Music Bursary 2022 funded by Riverbank Arts Centre.