Ksenia Guinea, from Madrid with a Russian and Spanish family, has a diploma in Jacques Lecoq Theatrical Technique from the Escuela de Mar Navarro y Andrés Hernández in Madrid, and completes her training as an actress with Ángel Gutiérrez at the Teatro Chejov or Jeremy James (Théâtre du Soleil). Since then her professional career has been linked to movement and dance techniques.

Among her latest works are: "You have the right to remain silent", by Diana Bratu, a project supported by Claudia Castellucci and Teatro Comandini (Italy); "Este es un país libre y si no te gusta vete a Corea del Norte" by Iñigo Guardamino; "Circuito Peep Box" by Mey-Ling Bisogno; "The Indian Queen" by Alberto Trijueque Pegalajar; and her solo "Au Contraire". 

Neus Cortès has a degree in Drama from ESADIB. Since 2013 the Mallorcan has deepened her acting technique thanks to professionals such as Ernesto Arias, Vicente Fuentes, Jordan Bayne (NY), Darío Facal or Tonucha Vidal. On the physical level, she has worked on the Drecoux technique with Maite Villar and Pau Bachero, Biomechanics with Alexei Levinsky (Russia), Training Grotowski with Pere Sais, Theatre and Neuroscience with Gabriele Sofia (Italy), Training Suzuki with Sol Garre. In contemporary dance she has trained with Chevi Muraday (Cia Losdedae), Catalina Carrasco (Cia Baal), Ma Antonia Oliver (Cia MAO), and Beatriz Palenzuela (Cia Babirusa Danza), among others.

Her latest works include "Doménica", by Vicka Duran; "Mojiganga de la muerte", by Catalina Florit with Aflel Teatre; "Placenta" by Julio Provencio; and "Fun Fair", directed by Enric Ases and Joan Gràcia (Tricicle). She has worked in films under the direction of the filmmakers Marcos Cabotá or Toni Bestard.