From an eclectic journey, including studying anthropology, the kitchen of a sushi restaurant and a tea shop, Rémy decided to change direction and go for the opposite of what anyone (especially their parents) would expect: musical theatre. A hobby grew into something more. Rémy recently graduated from AICOM in the art of dance, theatre and singing, and started making their first steps as a professional artist. After leading roles in Sister Act, Dear Evan Hansen and Chicago,they are now ready to storm the stage once again.

Eliza grew up with a calling for the performing arts. She has been a soloist in choirs in Hungary, Belgium, and the United States. Pursuing her passion for musical theatre, Eliza has played various lead roles, such as Inga in Young Frankenstein (2023) and Belle in A Christmas Carol (2024). Eliza trained as a dancer in musical theatre, studied vocal performance at AICOM Bruxelles and the Meisner technique at Acting Studio Brussels. Eliza is the co-founder of The Good Enough Company and is working towards making Brussels a better place in which to work.

Leah grew up in France, watching and singing along to all-time musical classics and dreaming of one day joining the stage. Acting in school plays, singing in choirs and bands, she finally moved to London, where she discovered the magic of the West End and doing musical theatre alongside her studies. Ever since, she's longed to return to the stage. Now working in Brussels to advocate for renewable energy in Europe, performing in Knocked once again is an exciting adventure, which has taught her loads about the history of Brussels.

Born in Luxembourg into a Portuguese immigrant family, Gabriel got very early into music, inspired by his mother’s love for pop divas and French musicals. He started by singing in choirs and playing the flute, until he picked up the electric guitar and got into a rock band. Gabriel put music on hold as he came to Brussels to study film, but recently rekindled his love for performing. He took an intensive year of singing courses at AICOM’s Brussels campus to prepare himself as a musical performer. “Knocked” marks his debut on stage.

Deniz is a tax expert by day, who also finds joy in the beauty of music by night. His musical journey began just a couple of years ago, and since then, he has been sharing his passion for classical arias as a soloist at the Brussels Academy of Music. He is also a member of the European Union Choir and the Minimes Cantat. Recently, Deniz performed in “The Mikado”, “Knocked”, “All Is Calm”, and "The Gondoliers". He was also awarded first prize in the "Grands Amateurs" category of the 16th edition of the Bell’Arte International Lyric Competition.

Growing up in Flanders in a musical-loving family, Kelly has always been fascinated by the world of music and theatre, dreaming of being on stage one day. She participated in various theatre plays throughout the years and was the singer of a Brussels-based pop-rock band. Kelly spends her days working as a project manager in a sustainability NGO due to her interest in environmentalism and social change-making. However, the creative urge kept calling, which led to her landing her first-ever role in a musical: Knocked. 

Quentin, of Flemish-Indian-Maltese heritage, has always had too many thoughts, feelings (and identities) to contain, which is why he’s spent his life chasing outlets for self-expression. By day, he’s an editorial analyst; by night, he writes reviews and tragically unfinished plays. Quentin directed Circle Mirror Transformation (ATC) and also does sound design. Onstage, he played the Fool (Wyrd Sisters, ECC), Narraboth (Salomé, BATS), and Letter Writer #3 (Tiny Beautiful Things, ATC). After years away from musicals, he’s back, humbly re-learning how to harmonize.