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In December 2018, Bolaji's theatre company Ex Nihilo will be showing Jacky Ivimy's play 'Dialektikon' at the Park Theatre which, Bolaji will direct. The play originally is based on the famous counter culture event in 1967, the Dialectics of Liberation.

In 2017, Ochre Press (an independent arts publication), published Bolaji's first poetry book We Are Elastic Ideas. The book contains original drawings and poetry all combined poetically in a limited and non-limited edition.

In 2016 Bolaji was chosen as Tangle's commissioned artist for Yinka Shonibare's MBE renowned Guest Projects Space, in Hackney London, for emerging artists, subsequently Bolaji was selected to show his works at long standing contemporary gallery Galerie Proarta, in Zürich Switzerland.

In May 2013, Bolaji was cast in the Menier Chocolate Factory's production of The Color Purple and the Young Vic's production of Susan Stroman's London premiere of The Scottsboro Boys.

Bolaji's first play Ugly Butterflies was performed at the Central School of Speech and Drama while still in training. Bolaji's second play, In Bed, was written and produced at The Questors Theatre with Ex Nihilo, the theatre company he set up in 2009.

Adebayo Tibabalase Bolaji was born in Perivale in the London Borough of Ealing, of Nigerian parents and is an English actor, writer and director. Bolaji began his acting career when he was 14 with the National Youth Music Theatre making his West End debut in their 1997 production of Bugsy Malone at the Queen's Theatre. With NYMT he performed at the Edinburgh Festival three times, in Tokyo, at the Palace Theatre and the Lyceum Theatre in the West End.

Adebayo Bolaji (born 15 May 1983) is a London-based painter, actor, writer and director.

Bolaji is a self-taught artist and came to work with the medium of paint later on in his acting career. His work as a painter mainly deals with the process and narrative of change, and very much champions the artistic process being as important as the end result. Finding the likes of Francis Bacon, Dubuffet and Jean-Michel Basquiat and ideas that run back to the 1960s Oshogbo Art Movement in Nigeria, as part inspirations. In his own words: