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About Us
What We Do
Riff Raff Producing is a non-profit production company. Dedicated to using the arts as a tool for wellbeing, community building and creative expression, our team brings decades of experience in arts and engagement across theatre, dance and music. As well as designing and delivering our own projects, we offer bespoke producing services to artists and organisations, supporting them with creative development, project management, consultancy, fundraising and marketing.
We believe that arts and wellbeing are inherently linked, and that creating beautiful objects, spaces and participatory experiences gifts people an opportunity to feel valued and part of a community. From the intimate to the spectacular, we create spaces, performances and participatory experiences that celebrate and bring together families and communities in all their forms, with our head-turning, heart-warming, multi-artform projects.
Stemming from our own experience, we strongly believe in creating accessible opportunities to the arts for main caregivers and their families, knowing that if we invest in main caregivers, it has ripple effects. We aim to weave this belief through our working practices with the teams we work with, as well as for our audiences and participants.
How We Work
We offer a bespoke service depending on our clients’ needs. From full producing partners, to consultancy advice, we love creative conversations and are happiest when supporting artists, arts organisations and charitable organisations in making their creative ideas a reality.
When working with our clients, we designate the most suited lead producer based on artform, location or expertise. We then work collaboratively within our small and supportive team, utilising our in-house task management systems to ensure all milestones are met on time and on budget.
Who We Are
Co-Exec Producer, Ellie Davies
Assistant Producer, Megan Chapman Campbell
Co-Exec Producer, Alison Burnley
Ellie trained as a contemporary dancer and has worked as both an arts marketer and producer for projects which focus both on performance and community participation.
At Streetwise Opera she worked on projects involving homeless participants and professional singers, developing successful marketing strategies to increase participation in wo
Ellie trained as a contemporary dancer and has worked as both an arts marketer and producer for projects which focus both on performance and community participation.
At Streetwise Opera she worked on projects involving homeless participants and professional singers, developing successful marketing strategies to increase participation in workshops and attract new audiences to performances. She assisted with the creation of new, informal performances to both develop the participant’s skills and maintain audiences across multiple regions between the cycle of larger shows.
As Communications Officer at Dance North Scotland, she was responsible for developing audiences for RISE Festival 2019, marketing the three-day festival, running the social media campaign and responded to local audiences needs by introducing a pop-up box office, online brochure and other innovations.
As a freelancer Ellie was co-producer, company manager and stage manager for Dance North Youth Company’s outdoor, site-responsive piece SAVAGE in 2022.
Co-Exec Producer, Alison Burnley
Assistant Producer, Megan Chapman Campbell
Co-Exec Producer, Alison Burnley
Alison has worked in numerous producing roles throughout her twenty-year career, including co-founding a not-for-profit community arts organisation in Merseyside, freelancing with the BBC delivering participatory events for young people, as Communities Producer at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre as well as producing numerous projects as
Alison has worked in numerous producing roles throughout her twenty-year career, including co-founding a not-for-profit community arts organisation in Merseyside, freelancing with the BBC delivering participatory events for young people, as Communities Producer at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre as well as producing numerous projects as a freelancer.
Her practice includes productions in traditional performance venues, site specific performance and community spaces. She is passionate about work created in unexpected places and placing communities at the heart of the work.
Spending eight years in Australia, she worked at State Library of Queensland and as a freelance producer on independent projects as well as producing work for Woodford Folk Festival, BrisAsia Festival and Dog Spoon Theatre.
She returned to the UK in 2021, working in freelance contracts for Dance North Scotland and Findhorn Bay Arts alongside other freelance work before forming Riff Raff with Ellie in January 2023.
Assistant Producer, Megan Chapman Campbell
Assistant Producer, Megan Chapman Campbell
Assistant Producer, Megan Chapman Campbell
With a background in music, Megan has experience as a tour producer within the classical crossover world, including managing the release of a chart-topping artist. She has also worked for the world famous Montreux Jazz Festival and as a co-ordinator at the Initiatives of Change Conference in Caux, Switzerland.
With a Masters in Education
With a background in music, Megan has experience as a tour producer within the classical crossover world, including managing the release of a chart-topping artist. She has also worked for the world famous Montreux Jazz Festival and as a co-ordinator at the Initiatives of Change Conference in Caux, Switzerland.
With a Masters in Education and as a fully qualified teacher, she enjoys engaging with young people, especially using music, nature and creativity to bring connection and joy.
Megan joined the team in April 2025 as an Assistant Producer and works part time for Riff Raff, also managing her own movement and creativity business, producing and delivering workshops alongside being a vocal coach.
Megan is passionate about the beauty of detail to create spaces and events which have a real impact on people’s lives.
