Rachel Riggall

Rachel Riggall is an Australian-British-Caribbean multi-disciplinary artist, known for her versatility across modeling, acting, aerial, circus, fire twirling, dance, singing, and character performance. She is the creator and creative director of Euphoric Flow, an entertainment company that brings together the magic of fire twirling, aerial performances, acro, circus arts, and flow arts. Rachel has produced, choreographed, directed, and performed in original shows including A Journey to Euphoria-a meditative circus fire and aerial production performed at Anywhere Festival Brisbane, Sol Vibrations Festival, and Roots Women's Festival in Sydney-and A Grand Christmas, a festive circus variety show staged at the heritage-listed Grand on Ann.

Her performance career spans international stages and screen work. She has modeled at nine international fashion weeks and appeared as a featured extra in Taylor Swift's End Game music video. Her screen credits include appearances in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis (2020), Amazon Prime's Deadloch (Season 2), Netflix's Byron Baes (as a fire twirler), and Mortal Kombat 2 (2023-2024). She has also worked as a stand-in and extra on The Wilds (Season 2), and appeared in Boy Swallows Universe, Young Rock, Balls Up, among others.

Rachel's early career included performance work in London at Hamleys toy store and Babylon Park, an immersive arcade theme park. In Australia, she has performed in White Christmas at Movie World and worked as a chaperone in large-scale productions such as Hooray for Hollywood.