Liz. Jonny. Liz . Jonny. Never seen in the same room together, because they’re the same person. Both are incredible singers, third year mechanical engineer, and make the economy tremble at a glance.

Charming and insanely funny, this first year joint Math and Computing student is ready to have you all gasping for air for his hilarious rendition of One Last Time.

Peanuts and Sesame, stay away—Giulio's here to slay! Between avoiding anaphylactic shocks, he studies maths and computing at Imperial College London and climbs V2s at his local gym.

Joshua is a magnificent specimen, graduating with two degrees in Physics and Music Performance in Cello. With his special skills, he has decided to pursue both careers until the end of time.

Beloved by all, Biologist Marco brings unmatched charm to the stage. His unique flair leaves everyone wanting more, often resulting in a trail of admirers falling at his feet.

​This mechanical engineer has got a voice as low as the Mariana Trench and a heart as big as Mt. Everest. His mellifluous voice will have you all craving more news stories from this anchor.

I guess we meet again, you thought that he was just our ace up our sleeve as our MD, but he will also make you question our government.

Guess who’s back, back again, Bobby’s back, tell your friends! While planning the trip and studying for his degree, he was busy advising Liz how to avoid complete economic chaos.

With smooth baritone vocals and less smooth pickup lines, meet Gabe. An adrenaline junkie, he once broke his arm cycling into potholes in London just before a show.

Reuben GB, aka RGB, reigns supreme in hitting high notes—legend has it, no one belts longer than he does (a legend he might’ve started himself). This physicist may become the rightful ruler of Glasgow.

Gosh, another design engineer. Other than learning the Techtonics’ entire set list and rehearsing for the show, his arts and crafts skills were put to use to make props and costumes.

Watch out Keir Starmer, a new challenger approaches! His relentless onslaught testing Liz’s leadership beckons the question; Starmer, or a lettuce? Guess we’ll see in 44 days!

​Pal just finished his second year of Aeronautical engineering and now that he has studied the plane in great detail, he is finally ready to become the plane in this show.

Who needs a drum set when you have Gabs! Other than his love for consulting in cybersecurity, his love for learning how to beatbox brought him to the Techtonics.

It’s obvious that his knowledge in signals and electrical systems came from being the Techtonics’ equipment manager, and not his degree. Similarly to Alex L, he’s busy completing his internship in Singapore!