Rafal Habel-Bloodgood is an actor, musician, and theatre practitioner with over 30 years of experience in research, practice, and performance. His work is rooted in a unique genre of ensemble-devised, music-based physical theatre, blending movement, voice, music, text, and rhythm to create dynamic and immersive performances. A founding member of the internationally acclaimed Song of the Goat Theatre (1996–2018), Rafal Habel-Bloodgood contributed to celebrated productions such as Chronicles-A Lamentation, Songs of Lear, and Return to the Voice. These works have received widespread acclaim, including Edinburgh Festival Fringe First awards in 2006 and 2012, and were performed globally at prestigious festivals and venues.

Currently, Rafal Habel-Bloodgood works as a freelancer, collaborating with creative groups such as the TRANSATLANTIC GROUP in Athens, Ov\Off Studio led by composer Nefeli Stamatogiannopoulou, and Honey and Dust in Bratislava. His creative focus centers on the deep connections between body, voice, and music, which he continues to explore through performance and development projects.