Tishé Fatunbi

Tishé Fatunbi is an actor, writer and theatre maker from Blanchardstown, Dublin. As an artist, her work focuses on telling immigrant stories on Irish stages.

Her first play, OLOLUFE, enjoyed a sold-out run at the Dublin Fringe Festival in 2024 and has gone on to be selected as part of Screen Ireland’s Perspectives Programme to be developed into a feature-length screenplay.

She is a founding member of ArinolaTheatre, a company dedicated to creating artistic community and work for people of colour in Ireland. They are currently being mentored by Rough Magic as part of this year’s SEEDS Programme.

As an actor, she has worked with various companies such as Once Off Productions, THISISPOPBABY and Landmark Productions. She has been part of ITI’s Six in the Attic and Smock Alley Theatre’s Rachel Baptiste Programme for writers of colour.