Bhanbhassa Dhubthien (Ning) is a passionate director and educator with a vibrant career in the performing arts. Her journey began with a love for directing that took her to the renowned Actors Studio Drama School in New York, where she earned her MFA and she was selected as a lifetime member at the legendary the Actors Drama School since 2003. After that, she directed productions off-Broadway and had the chance to work in diverse venues across Greece, Sweden, and Australia, enriching her artistic perspective.

Upon returning to Thailand, Ning became instrumental in shaping the directing and acting curriculum for Thai universities. In 2007, she founded "Life Theatre," a company dedicated to enhancing the cultural scene of Thai theatre. Her teaching at Chulalongkorn University has focused on modernizing traditional Thai performance through "The Method," blending innovation with heritage.

Her work has garnered recognition, including the International Association of Theatre Critics, Thailand Award in 2013 and the Kukrit Award for Performing Arts in 2020. Currently, she serves as an Associate Professor in the Media and Communication Program at Mahidol University, where she is excited to explore Film and TV series.

Beyond academia, Bhanbhassa has coached acting for Thailand's hit Y-series, Kinn Porsch, and directed the film Man Suang, which made its global debut on Netflix in 2023. Her 2024 TV series 4 Minutes has captivated audiences both in Thailand and abroad. Through her diverse endeavors, Ning aims to inspire a deeper appreciation for Thai theatre and film, bringing stories to life with creativity and passion.

Assistant Professor Dr. Parida Manomaiphibul is the Head of Chulalongkorn University’s Department of Dramatic Arts. She finished her Ph.D. in Performance Practice at the University of Exeter, United Kingdom. In 2017, Parida received the Kukrit Award (Literature) for the play Many Lives. In 2013, another play she wrote, Chui Chai Saneha, also won the Best Original Play award at IATC Thailand Dance and Theatre Review 2013 held by the International Association of Theatre Critics-Thailand Center (IATC-TC). Apart from theatre, she also writes screenplays and TV series. Her recent work is the feature film ManSuang.

Danainan Kridakorn Na Ayutthaya (Vin) is an actor, producer, and teacher. On stage, he has worked on the World Premiere of The White Snake by Tony Winner Mary Zimmerman at The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Goodman Theatre, and The Wuzhen Theatre Festival in China. In Thailand, he has worked on Dracula, directed by West End director Joe Harmston, and Lifex3 directed by Ning Bhanbhassa which garnered him the Best Actor Award by The International Association of Theatre Critics. In Television, Vin has worked on Lisey’s Story, Madam Secretary, Bonding, and Happyish. In film, Vin was awarded Best Actor for the film Milkshake at The Christian Film Festival. His first produced film eveless is distributed by StudioCanal. And most recently, Vin worked on the film Ball and Vase starring award winner Austin Pendleton. Vin is trained from The Actors Studio Drama School.