Angie is an artist and director specialising in visual & participative events. Angie recently directed a mass participation performance for Manchester International Festival. She is the winner of the Creative Producer Arts Foundation Award. She is on the board for Theatre Royal Plymouth and London Area Council, Arts Council England.

Natalie is the Executive Director of Trigger. Natalie has produced for Paines Plough, Coney and nabokov, and has led projects for the Imperial War Museum, National Trust, Chester Zoo and Museum of London. Natalie is a member of the South West Area Council of Arts Council England and is on the Board of the Independent Theatre Council.

Emma is an experienced arts leader particularly in the realms of strategic development and organisational evolution. She has a passion for developing arts and theatre outside of traditional arts venues and nurturing their power to create community cohesion with over 10 years at Wildworks Theatre and previously Eden Project Cornwall.  

With a unique merge of logic and creativity, Natalie thrives in process, bringing new perspectives to financial management and business operations. Natalie has worked in the creative sector for over 10 years at In Between Time, Bristol Festivals and Design West. Natalie particularly enjoys watching people grow and flourish through participation in creative practice and believes this opportunity should be open to all.

Phoebe is a Senior Producer with a diverse portfolio spanning theatre, events, and the music industry. She played a pivotal role as Producer in creating the groundbreaking immersive music venue, One Night Records, reshaping the concert experience. As an independent producer, she's collaborated with emerging talents on regional, fringe, and off-West End stages, and consulted for Hennessy Music, elevating grassroots musicians. Her work at Riverside Studios included notable theatre and exhibitions, such as Disney's 'Winnie the Pooh' and Gina Southgate's 'From Live Music.' 

Anne joined Trigger as Community Engagement Manager and Coordinator in 2025, focusing on the Humanity Hotel project, which delivers creative workshops supporting the wellbeing of asylum seekers housed in initial accommodation centres in North Somerset. She trained in contemporary performance at drama school Rose Bruford and started her career making and producing work for theatre and music. Since 2018, she has been managing projects that support the integration of refugees and asylum seekers, including for charities Migrateful and Groundwork. She believes that creativity is a vital tool for engaging migrant communities as it allows individuals to express themselves, build confidence, and connect with others in ways that go beyond language or cultural differences.

Selina is an arts marketing consultant with over fourteen years’ experience of delivering creative marketing campaigns in the culture sector for a variety of arts organisations including 59 Productions and Bernie Grant Arts Centre, and live event programmes such as the London Borough of Culture; 14-18 NOW; Kirklees Year of Music and LEEDS 2023. Selina is the Chair of Fevered Sleep's board of trustees.

With a background in History of Art and Curating, Alison has worked in arts administration and archival research. Before joining this year as Team Support Officer, Alison completed her MA in Curating at UWE. During her studies, Alison developed a particular interest in the myriad ways in which art forms engage with and respond to social, cultural and ecological landscapes.  

Letty developed her passion for arts programming whilst studying English at the University of Birmingham. She joined the Trigger team as Assistant Producer and Marketing Officer, having previously freelanced in production on a range of creative events, including StoryTrails, commissioned as part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK. Her interests lie in reimagining public spaces, offering a fresh perspective for communities to engage with their local surroundings.