Callum Tilbury is an actor / writer / drag queen / voice artist / whatever-he-needs-to-be-to-pay-rent-except-prostitute-hopefully. After graduating from UCT, where he studied Theatre & Performance (Theatre Making), he has been cast in Fred Abrahamse’s Hamlet as Gertrude, as well as in The Incredible Journey as Tommy. His writing credits include Doctor Godenstein’s Man, showing at the Galloway Theatre in February, and Uhm… which he co-created as part of The Papercut Collective, which won the Best Student Theatre Writing Award at the National Arts Festival in 2014 and was subsequently published by Junkets. Lady Aria Grey is his drag persona, and this is her first featured production. She was born from Callum’s desire to critically challenge society in a humorous, fabulous manner, and also as an excuse to wear heels. Prepare your bandwidth… her YouTube series is coming. 


Roland is a composer / actor / theatre maker and outreach educator involving himself in all things musical within the exciting world of theatre. This is Roland’s 4th original musical work, the most recent being You Bet Your Life! which ran in 2014/15. Roland is a graduate of the Waterfront Theatre School and also holds a MMus Degree in Songwriting (with distinction) form Bath Spa University. Roland has huge admiration for the wonderful composers who have come before and whose work he showcases in his one-man cabaret performances. At Cape Town Opera Roland is the Outreach Composer in Residence and works with the team bringing the love of opera to a new generation of school children as they mount mini versions of well-known operas alongside original works embracing storytelling in local communities. 

David is a pianist and teacher in the Cape Town area. Having won the prestigious Edgars Baby of the Year Award in 1983, he was destined for great things. Graduating from the University of Stellenbosch, David took a leave of absence to make money in the doll-drum accounting sector for many years but has recently returned to the wonderful world of music, working as an accompanist, teacher and performer. As a student, David won the Hugo van der Spuy Cup for best accompanist, was first runner up in the inaugural Nina Schumann Overseas Bursary Competition and performed with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra as part of the Youth Music Festival. David performs, accompanies and teaches in and around Cape Town, mainly involving himself with the development of young musicians.