Artist-led
Trigger
Trigger are shape-shifting creatives, we dream-up, create and produce bold and brave live events.
Trigger dream-up, create and produce bold and brave live events. We interrupt daily life, reimagine and revive public spaces and put audiences and togetherness at the heart of everything we do. Our work is accessible, inclusive and boundary pushing. It’s always memorable, often large-scale and outdoors. We create epic imaginative spaces, fly giant dragons and grow magical pop-up gardens. We showcase new, emerging, inspiring talent. Our work highlights issues that are important to us all, even if they are difficult to navigate. Trigger is for everyone, and everyone is invited.
We are motivated by social and ethical issues, we explore often taboo or difficult issues in light, fun and joyful ways. We care more about the impact of the work on the audience than we do about fitting into a particular art form.
Trigger is a registered charity and is led by female Global Majority Co-Directors Angie Bual and Natalie Adams. Our core team and operational base is located in the village of Blagdon in The Old Post Office, North Somerset (a levelling up priority place).
In the last three years our work has been experienced by a live audience of over 250,000 people, engaged 3,000 through our education and outreach programmes and trained over 80 backstage and technical trainees. This is an exciting time to join Trigger with a bold and ambitious programme of work planned including The Hatchling in Wakefield as part of their year of culture, TEABREAK touring UK festivals this summer and Humanity Hotel supporting asylum seekers and refugees in North Somerset, and more to be announced.
We are motivated by social and ethical issues, we explore often taboo or difficult issues in light, fun and joyful ways. We care more about the impact of the work on the audience than we do about fitting into a particular art form.
Trigger is a registered charity and is led by female Global Majority Co-Directors Angie Bual and Natalie Adams. Our core team and operational base is located in the village of Blagdon in The Old Post Office, North Somerset (a levelling up priority place).
In the last three years our work has been experienced by a live audience of over 250,000 people, engaged 3,000 through our education and outreach programmes and trained over 80 backstage and technical trainees. This is an exciting time to join Trigger with a bold and ambitious programme of work planned including The Hatchling in Wakefield as part of their year of culture, TEABREAK touring UK festivals this summer and Humanity Hotel supporting asylum seekers and refugees in North Somerset, and more to be announced.