Sasapin Siriwanij is a performer, director, and producer. She began acting in 2005 while studying at Chulalongkorn University, where she received her M.A and B.A in English Literature. She has been a core member of B-Floor Theatre since 2009, and co-founder of For What Theatre since 2015. Her latest work OH! ODE" (Oh! What Joy, What Goodness, What Beauty Calls For Ode No.7012) in 2017 won her Best Performance by a Female Artist by the Theater Critics Association Thailand (IATC 2017).

She was among the scholars of the Internationales Forum at the Theatertreffen, Berliner Festspiele 2017, and was a participant in the first-ever Curators' Academy by Theatreworks (Singapore).

Chavativit Muangkeo graduated from Faculty of Arts, Dramatic Arts Major, Chulalongkorn University. He had been training to be a director and script-writer but shifted his focus to arts management and contemporary arts related public policies. With his goal to secure the spaces and other resources for the contemporary arts communities, he has founded BIPAM in 2017 to create better opportunities for more people in Thailand to experience the contemporary performing arts. Currently, Chavatvit is a secretary to the board of Contemporary Arts & Culture Industry Promotion and Trade Association (CAPT) and dedicating to connect public sector and private sector to the arts and culture sector, hoping that the arts sector will receive more funding and become soft power that can create bigger economic impacts for the country in the near future.

Siree Riewpaiboon is a performer, interpreter, performing arts manager/ producer. Her past works include her position as a Program Officer at the Japan Foundation, Bangkok (2016 – 2019), a co-producer for Life|Performance festival (2019 – 2020), and translation, management, coordination for many more projects. She is currently working as the Executive Coordinator for BIPAM (Bangkok International Performing Arts Meeting) and one of the core creative producers for Prayoon for Art while pursuing her MA in Arts and Culture Management at Leuphana University.

Jar is an independent art manager/coordinator who is interested in many fields of contemporary arts. After receiving her MA in non-profit organization management from Rikkyo University, Japan, she had been working in the business development field for about 2 years before joining the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) as a foundation officer in charge of sponsorship and fundraising activities until the end of 2019. She later joined BIPAM as a core team member in 2020 and currently working as a Partnership Engagement Coordinator. She believes that cultural exchanges through arts among Thai and international artists will promote the development of the quality of works and create better understanding about different cultures. She hopes that what she is doing will encourage people to understand the importance of the arts and the contemporary arts will gain more support from every sector, especially the government sector.

Yoi has always been passionate about theatre since high school. She received her BA and MA in theatre from Chulalongkorn University. Acting is her love, Managing is her partner. In the past 5 years, she has been a part of major performing art projects across the country. Yoi first joined BIPAM’s core team member as an operations team leader, recently, she is branching out into online communication. She is often thrilled by intercultural collaborative projects among SEA neighbors. Yoi always believes that Art is the most gentle yet powerful way to embed ideas in our thought, behavior, and culture. The more she learns about the SEA diverse contemporary arts scene the more understanding she has of her own culture.

Kuntra Chaiyachan graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Fine and Applied Artsin Theatre Program, Thammasat University. She started her job at one of the largest event organizer agency in Thailand. She later earned her master's degree in Dramatic Arts from the Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University. With her experiences in events agency, Kuntra has expertise in project administration and management, coordination and production management. However, being a performer on the stage is still one of the things she loves the most. Currently, Kuntara is a project manager at BIPAM and continues to work in project management for both commercial and cultural arts projects, alongside her work as a performer.

Amitha Amranand is a writer, translator, and language and writing teacher. She has been a theatre critic for the Bangkok Post since 2006 and teaches journalistic writing at the International Program, Faculty of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University. She graduated from Emerson College with a degree in Theatre Studies and Writing, Literature, and Publishing.

Parnrut Kritchanchai is currently running Sliding Elbow Studio and teaching as a part-time lecturer in theatre at College of Music, Mahidol University, Rangsit University and University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. She has been a member of New Theatre Society and working as a director, actor and writer since 2004. She earned her Bachelor of Arts from Chulalongkorn University and her Master in Performance Studies from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Jarunun (Jaa) Phantachat is Co-Artistic Director and Founder of B-Floor Theatre, a socially-conscious and movement-based theatre group in Bangkok. Jarunun is an awarded Thai contemporary theatre director, producer and performer. Currently, she is running Take Off, a small loan fund for Thai contemporary performing arts production, and a co-founder of Collective Thai Scripts.

Wichaya Artamat started working in theater as a project coordinator for Bangkok Theatre Festival 2008. He joined New Theatre Society in 2009, during which he grew to become a director recognised for various experimental forms and unconventional theatrical approach. Wichaya is especially interested in exploring how the society remembers and unremembers its history through certain calendar days, He co-founded For What Theatre in 2015, he is also a member of Sudvisai Club and Collective Thai Scripts.