Sarah graduated from Sheffield University having studied composition and flute/piano performance. She has been fascinated with word and music for many years and her compositions include a number of small-scale theatre pieces including a setting of Lear's The Owl and the Pussycat. She has also composed a number of incidental compositions and her work has been performed at various venues throughout the UK including St. George's Brandon Hill, Bristol. Her intrigue with storytelling was fired some four years ago, since when she has performed regularly throughout the East Midlands.

Stephen Knight: - harpsichord - keyboard - composition

Educated in Leicester, Stephen Knight MMus, A.R.A.M. is well-known harpsichord player and performs in the UK and Europe. He is a specialist in 17th and 18th century French music and is professor at the Guildhall School of Music in London. He graduated from the Royal Academy of Music in London and conducts a number of choirs.

Liza Watts: - text and story

Previously an actor, Liza became fascinated by the ephemeral art of the storyteller some ten years ago. Since then she has been telling stories in prisons, pubs and arts venues. She has told stories at the Victoria and Albert Museum, for the National Trust and English Heritage - stories that encompass the world of the ancient Greeks, the Celtic Gods and Viking Warriors.