Dickson Mbi

Dickson Mbi is a Cameroon-born, London-based composer, choreographer and performer whose work bridges music, movement and storytelling. Renowned internationally for his roots in hip-hop culture and exceptional popping technique, Mbi has developed a distinctive artistic voice that combines contemporary composition with influences drawn from African heritage, funk, soul and electronic soundscapes. His original scores play a central role in his acclaimed stage productions, creating immersive worlds that deepen the emotional and narrative power of his choreography. Mbi gained widespread recognition for Enowate, the Olivier Award-winning work he choreographed and co-composed, inspired by a transformative journey to his ancestral village in Cameroon. As a composer, he continues to explore themes of identity, memory, spirituality and human connection, crafting music that is both cinematic and deeply personal. Through innovative collaborations with leading dance companies and cultural institutions, Mbi has established himself as a unique creative force whose work transcends artistic boundaries and resonates with audiences worldwide.