Buzzing Together:
An Interactive Bee Trail

Gabriel Amako, Actor- ‘The Beekeeper’

Gabriel is a Nigerian-British multi-disciplinary creative, working as a poet, actor, facilitator, and creative producer. He recently appeared in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (marking his West End debut), originated the role of Guy Fawkes in Treason the Musical (UK Tour & West End), and appeared in Antic Disposition’s A Christmas Carol at Middle Temple Hall. He will be appearing in Improbable & Zoo Co’s remount of Perfect Show for Rachel at the Brighton Dome and Barbican Centre, May–June 2024. Spanning both page and stage, his writing explores faith, identity, heredity, loneliness, and the body. He has been commissioned by the Royal Academy of Arts and St. Paul’s Cathedral, performed at Lovebox, Bestival, and Festivals Kometa in Riga, Latvia. He has also been published in various anthologies, including Before Them, We (flipped eye publishing, 2022), and To Sweeten Bitter, an anthology of British poets in Arabic translation (British Council Tunisia, 2022). He released his debut pamphlet, At the Speed of Dark, with Bad Betty Press in 2020. He is an alumnus of the Barbican Young Poets and the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, and a former Roundhouse Resident Artist.

Rivkah Bunker: Actor – ‘Buzz the Bee’

Rivkah, a London-based actor, facilitator, and theater-maker, graduated from Falmouth University in 2021. Her recent credits include roles in Transfiguration by Obscuriscopic Films and HULU’s We Were The Lucky Ones, along with appearances in fringe shows at venues like The Cockpit, VAULT Festival, Drayton Arms, and the Market Place Theatre. She also works as a freelance creative facilitator for organisations such as Wac Arts and NYT, aiming to promote inclusivity and sustainability within the theatre industry.

Betty Williams Singh: Actor- ‘Queen Beelinda’ 

(Project Producer, Production Co-Ordinator, Director and Script Writer)

Betty is a queer, neurodivergent, and disabled Producer, Creative Practitioner, Director, and Arts Co-ordinator, specialising in work with neurodivergent and disabled young people. Betty has collaborated with organisations, including The National Theatre, WAC Arts, ATG (West End), The National Youth Theatre, Arts Ed, ZooCo, Tramshed, and Go Live. Holding roles ranging from Company Manager to Creative Practitioner to Director to Access Support, Betty aims to create inclusive environments and provide accessible arts experiences for young people, fostering community and empowerment within theatre settings. Betty is an alumnus of the Central School of Speech and Drama, East 15, The National Youth Theatre of Great Britain and a current Young Producer at Battersea Arts Centre.