Favour Oluwaseunla Odusola is a Nigerian-born, Dublin-based multidisciplinary artist, educator, performer, and actor whose work bridges dance, theatre, and community engagement; blending multiple styles to inform narratives. Approaching performance through a contemporary lens, he merges Afro dance, contemporary movement, and Nigerian traditional theatre to explore identity, resilience, and cultural integration. 

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A proud member of Dance Ireland, Create Ireland, ISACS and Theatre Forum, Favour continues to expand the boundaries of storytelling through movement and stagecraft, bringing a dynamic and culturally rooted approach to his teaching.

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As the founder of UMA, and co-founder of UMAKOKO and JAIVA Dance Festival, Favour has established vital platforms that spotlight Afro-dance culture and promote creative growth for dancers of all levels and communities across Ireland and beyond. His practice champions diversity, cultural exchange, and collective empowerment through performance.

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A skilled educator and curator, Favour has inspired over 700 individuals/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.

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With extensive experience in both performance and community outreach, Favour’s classes focus on empowering dancers through rhythm, storytelling, and connection to movement. His teaching style encourages exploration, confidence, and personal expression while building strong foundational techniques. Favour is passionate about creating inclusive, vibrant spaces where dancers can grow, connect, and unlock their potential.