About:

Emmanuel Adetoye, professionally known as EmmyJax, is a UK-based multidisciplinary artist, theatre-maker, choreographer, and creative facilitator whose practice is rooted in performance and storytelling. Working at the intersection of theatre, movement, and visual design, he creates bold, emotionally resonant work that centres the body as a powerful narrative tool.

Trained in Performing Arts and internationally recognised through an Arts Council of England Global Talent endorsement, EmmyJax brings a theatrical sensibility to all aspects of his work. His choreographic language is deeply influenced by stagecraft, character, rhythm, and dramaturgy, blending movement, improvisation, and narrative to create performances that are immersive, expressive, and culturally grounded.

His practice spans theatre productions, stage and screen performance, choreography, visual arts, and community-led work, with collaborations across established theatres, creative organisations, and grassroots spaces. Whether developing work for the stage or facilitating engagement programmes, his approach is driven by authenticity, inclusion, and a commitment to expanding contemporary theatre practice.

From rehearsal rooms to performance spaces and community settings, EmmyJax’s work explores identity, shared humanity, and transformation. Through theatre and movement, he invites audiences into spaces of connection, reflection, and joy—continually reimagining what performance can be and who it is for.