Rachel Fuller is a multifaceted artist whose diverse body of work spans media from film and television to ballet and orchestration. A classically trained pianist, she began composing at just ten years old. In her long career, she has collaborated with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra on projects that include an arrangement of The Who's iconic album, Quadrophenia. The Seeker, the album and accompanying graphic novel of her reimagining of Hermann Hesse's classic novel Siddhartha, featuring her original music and lyrics, will be released in 2024.

Fuller's debut children's novel, Bee, about the incredible talents of a neurodiverse child, is inspired by the ballet she has created and which has been commissioned by The Royal Opera House's educational programme. Fuller's creative journey is deeply intertwined with her personal experiences. Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, she navigated childhood challenges within the confines of mainstream education, emerging with a profound understanding of neurodiversity. Her advocacy for mental health awareness is as integral to her identity as her artistic endeavours.

Outside of her artistic pursuits, Fuller is a devoted animal lover, actively involved with various charities. She shares her home in Oxfordshire with her husband, acclaimed musician Pete Townshend, alongside a menagerie of ponies and five beloved dogs.