Favour Oluwaseunla Odusola is a Nigerian-Irish multidisciplinary artist and cultural innovator based in Dublin. A proud member of Dance Ireland, Create Ireland, and Theatre Forum, Favour champions diversity and community engagement through storytelling, live music, and movement, exploring themes of cultural integration, identity, and resilience.

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As a performer, he has appeared in celebrated works like Hyperactive (2024), Othello, The Wanderer, and Emma Martin’s DOLOROSA. His solo piece O Dabo, commissioned for the 2023 Dancer from the Dance Festival, highlights his bold fusion of Afro street, African contemporary, and traditional Nigerian theatre.

As a movement director, his most recent work was as an assistant movement director under Joseph Toonga at Sheffield Theatre with Utopia Theatre for the world-renowned play "Death and The Kings Horseman" by Wole Soyinka.

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Favour is the co-founder and co-director of WAVE, a dance platform spotlighting underrepresented and Irish communities, and Jaiva, a three-day Afro-dance camp celebrating cultural exchange.

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He is also the Director of UMA and JAIVA Afrodance camp.

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A skilled educator and curator, Favour has inspired over 300 dancers through Afro-dance workshops, while productions like Ekaabo have sold out, building inclusive and vibrant audiences. His proposed dance theatre piece combines Nigerian traditions with universal stories, reflecting his commitment to identity, connection, and empowering communities through art.