Joana Petiz was born on the 5th of June 1995, in Porto. She was an enfant terrible in her early years, which led her to experience all kinds of sports. At age 13 she discovered theater, and dropped out of regular high school, to study Interpretation in Academia Comtemporânea do Espectáculo, in Porto. Joana worked with AssédioTeatro and Teatro do Bolhão in Porto. She graduated in Acting in Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema, where she emphasizes the body work with Luca Aprea and performance creation with Jean Paul Bucchieri with whom she made the final course show of, OPUS. At the same time she attended at a Butô Workshop with Natsuko Kono, and a Workshop of Body and the Unconscious with João Garcia Miguel. Participated in the short film Para Onde o Verão Vai by David Vicente Pinto and on the RTP1 WebSerie, Subsolo.

In 2019 she played a part in Umbra, and in Shakespeare Parliament, premiered in CCB, with the emerging theatre company Bestiário. Participated in a Creation Workshop with Miguel Moreira, as well as in the Workshop Creating a Demon with John Romão and Silvia Costa, resided and performed at the Citemor festival in Montemor-o-Velho. She wrote, with Patricia Deus, the play Estéril, creation in development presented at the Ler Devagar at Lx Factory, Lisbon. She worked with Colectivo 84 on the show Hantologia.

Joana has a particular taste for crossroads, she likes to create problems to solve them; to disagree for the pleasure of disagreeing and to find something new. She accepts setbacks as challenges. Her instinct is crude, yet she is well educated, what giver her some sense of delicacy

Patrícia Deus was born on the 24th of November 1997, in Sintra. When she was young, she dreamed of becoming a politician or a historian – before high school, she even considered engaging in economics or philosophy. But, from 2012 to 2015, she ended up studying Interpretation in Escola Profissional de Teatro de Cascais. She graduated in 2018 at Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema. In her the final project, she participated in OPUS, under the direction of Jean-Paul Bucchieri. During her Erasmus, she studied physical theatre at the Real Escuela Superior de Arte Dramático (Madrid). Shortly after her graduation, she participated in the workshop Bad and Sick, directed by John Romão.

Patrícia has worked with Teatro Experimental de Cascais, the Andrómeda Company, Inquietarte, Cepa Torta in Esta noite grita-se…!, among others.

She has appeared in short and feature films, as well as series, highlighting her work on the WebSeries On C@ll for RTP, and for the short film L de Loucura, and more recently a small participation in Plural’s A Prisoneira. In her experiences in dubbing, she emphasizes the character Abril, that she dubbed in the Argentine Disney series, O11CE. Recently Patrícia has also discovered as interest for the world of Communication and Design. Although embryonic, it has been developing. She created, alongside Joana Petiz, Estéril, presented at Mercado de Artes ‘19, in Ponte de Lima, as well as Ler Levagar (Lx Factory), which is still under development.