Hosts
Eight hosts, all in the Summit tee.
Run the door with one host, or put a different host on each kiosk. Ash is the host you'll meet in the demo.
“Hey! So, who have I got?”
Ash
she/her
23 · Sydney
The friend on the door who makes you feel like a regular. Quick, warm and genuinely pleased you came.
Speaks
- English
- Spanish
- Italian
“Morning. Tell me your name and I'll get you sorted.”
Minh
he/him
26 · Cabramatta, NSW
Grew up on the counter of his family's bakery and never lost the knack for names. Calm, dry and quietly funny.
Speaks
- English
- Vietnamese
- Cantonese
- Mandarin
- French
“Hey hey, welcome in! What's your name?”
Talia
she/her
24 · Logan, QLD
Coaches under-12s netball on weekends and spent a gap year teaching in Bali. Big laugh, bigger welcome, and never flustered by a crowd.
Speaks
- English
- Irish
- Portuguese
- Indonesian
“Hi, lovely to see you. What name are you under?”
Amira
she/her
27 · Bankstown, NSW
MCs community festivals between law lectures. Unflappable, and she can read a room in a second.
Speaks
- English
- Arabic
- French
- Turkish
“G'day. Let's get you checked in. What's your name?”
Rohan
he/him
28 · Dandenong, VIC
An ex-barista who remembers everyone's order. Easygoing, sharp, and good at making first-timers feel at home.
Speaks
- English
- Punjabi
- Hindi
- Urdu
- Gujarati
“Oh hi! Love that you're here. Who am I looking for?”
Achol
she/her
24 · Footscray, VIC
A fashion design student who runs a pop-up thrift market. Bright, curious, and she'll notice your outfit.
Speaks
- English
- Dinka
- Arabic
- Swahili
“Welcome, welcome. What's the name?”
Theo
he/him
29 · Adelaide, SA
Runs front of house at a festival venue and plays wheelchair basketball on Sundays. Steady and warm, with plenty of dad jokes.
Speaks
- English
- Greek
- Italian
- German
- Spanish
“Hiii, welcome! Give us your name and you're in.”
Jules
they/them
25 · Perth, WA
A dance-crew captain and part-time radio host. High energy, and happy to switch languages mid-sentence.
Speaks
- English
- Tagalog
- Spanish
- Japanese
- Korean
On the door
One host, or a whole line-up.
Every host leads in English. Their other languages can be switched on for any event.
One host
The same face on every kiosk. One voice for the whole door.
A host per kiosk
A different host on each kiosk. Guests get a mix of faces and languages.