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DARREN BERRY – Creator, Composer and covid gimp
PHIL WILCOX - Baritone
CAROLINE KENNEDY - Soprano
EMILY RAIHER – The Messenger
SUSAN HARRIOTT - the high priestess Momolow
JACKSON SCOTT – The Wizard Mystah Byegee
CHRISTIAN HOLDER - Director
ELEANOR BURKE - assistant director
GUS ROBERTSON - co-producer
ROSY THOMAS - costume, props & production design

Darren Berry is a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, session musician, musical director, orchestral arranger and composer. His work includes the HBO series Art-land, Channel 4’s The Turner Prize, along with installations at the Tate modern and winning a Grammy for the eponymously titled “La Roux” album. 

Phil Wilcox is a graduate of both Leeds College of Music and the Royal Academy of Music and has sung as a soloist for Buxton Festival Opera, Royal Shakespeare Company, Waterperry Opera Festival, Retrospect Opera, Merry Opera Company, XOGA, Northern Opera Group, Proper Opera and Opera on Location. 

Caroline Kennedy is a graduate from The RSAMD’s Alexander Gibson Opera School. She has sung and covered roles with companies such as ENO, Scottish Opera, Mid Wales Opera, Nevill Holt Opera, Grange Park Opera, Opera Holland Park, Buxton Opera, Bampton Classical Opera and Tête à Tête.

Emily Raiher is a multi-instrumentalist, composer, singer and music therapist from London who studied at Guildhall, and the royal academy of music. Emily has composed for film and most recently the Eden project, as well as DJing around the world, working with artists from hip hop legends de la soul to uk garage stalwart zed bias.

Susan Harriott has a been a professional singer for almost thirty years. Trained at Italia Conti,  she toured the globe extensively with Corinne Bailey Rae, John Legend, Rumer and Mutya Buena (Sugar Babes) and her backing vocals can be heard on the tracks of Adele, Madonna, Michael Bolton, Westlife, and many more. 

Jackson Scott was born in Seville to British parents. His music is steeped in flamenco flourishes embellish song-writing reminiscent of the late 60′s Kinks and Syd Barrett, but with a more anarchic attitude; unusual jazz-influenced chords crossover with New Orleans/Rock ‘n Roll beats against a constant backdrop of rumbas and strong Hispanic rhythms.

Christian Holder was a leading dancer with New York’s Joffrey Ballet in the 60s and 70s, and he has choreographed and designed costumes for American Ballet Theatre, The Joffrey Ballet, Ballet Théâtre de Bordeaux, amongst other companies. Christian now has a career as a solo cabaret vocalist, having performed at the Crazy Coqs, in Piccadilly’s Brazerie Zédel, and at Chelsea’s, The Pheasantry. 

Eleanor Burke is the Founder and Artistic Director of Green Opera and has been awarded a Junior Artists Fellowship at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama (2020-21).
as an Assistant Director.

Gus Robertson is a Guitarist, impresario, creative director, curator, DJ, promoter Gus curates immersive rock’n’roll shows known as “The Great Brain Robbery” at some of the UK's leading festivals.

Rosy Thomas is a London based production designer who has been working in film, television, and live events for 25 years. She has been involved in all aspects and performances of the Crocodile of Old Kang Pow since it’s inception in 2015.