Bruno Humberto studied and taught on the MA in Performance Making at Goldsmiths, University of London. He is the author and director of ‘The Camus Incident’, a site-specific performance that was a finalist for the Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award and was co-produced by the Barbican. His other works include the solo performance ‘Holding Nothing’ and the urban-space piece ‘Land, A Morte da Audiência, Carbo, Peças’, among others. He has collaborated with artists Graeme Miller, Gustavo Ciríaco and Allard van Hoorn. In 2008, he co-founded the theatre and performance company Gazpacho Unlimited with Borja Sagasti. Together, they created a series of works in the UK and across Europe, focusing on dramaturgy and audience interaction. These included ‘2 Divide’ (2009), which was nominated for the Dublin Fringe Award for Best Performer. He has created several works in collaboration with writer and playwright Rui de Almeida Paiva, notably the immersive theatre piece ‘O Sequestro’ (2018), ‘A Vila’ (2019) and ‘Peça para Intervalos’ (2021). He also works as a curator and programmer across various projects and institutions.