Helly Dabill started larping at 19 and has been writing and designing larps since 2006. She set up Broken Dreams in 2015 with her partner Rob and currently runs three games.

Helly lives in London where she works with disadvantaged young people in education.
 

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Rob Williams is currently working towards establishing an events and larp organisation in the UK with his partner Helly. He started playing at the age of 16 and has since written and helped run several games before launching the first Broken Dreams project Forsaken in 2015. He currently resides in London, England between travelling all over the UK for his day job. 

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Martine Svanevik is a larper, fiction writer, and narrative designer. Her work has featured in both AAA games and indie productions. She is interested in how larp allows you to experience the stories of others and give you an opportunity to see the world from a different perspective. She has been playing and making larps since 1999.

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Charlotte Ashby is an academic, educator and experience designer working in London. Her interests lie in the power of immersive environments and sustained roleplaying to create transformative experiences.

Larp to learn about who you are.

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Simon Brind is a writer and larp designer working in London.  His interests lie in the way that larp can be used to tell a collective story with multiple authors and multiple endings.

He  has been a larper since 1985 and a larpwright since 1986.  His current PhD research is on how stories work in larps.


 

Other people have contributed to this project or have given of their time and expertise.  We'd particularly like to thank John Shockley for his original content and briefing for football supporters.