Emily Baldwin

Emily Baldwin is an access worker, facilitator, and artist based in London, with a background in Applied Theatre from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

In New York City, Emily was involved in various roles as an arts educator, director, and performer, specializing in early childhood and accessibility initiatives.

She has a strong educational foundation with a BA in Theatre and a Certificate in Theatre for Young Audiences from Northwestern University.

Emily has held positions in notable organizations such as Producer at Brooklyn Rep, Artist in Residence at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, and Lead Creative Support at Access All Areas.

Her experience includes diverse roles like Teaching Artist, Accessibility Clerk, Census Taker, Senior Museum Educator, Family Engagement Manager, Chess Tutor, and Outreach Coordinator.

Emily's contributions span across organizations like the Children's Museum of Manhattan, Kaiser's Room, Spellbound Theatre, St. Nicks Alliance, and many more.

She also served as a Board Member at Spellbound Theatre and was involved in educational initiatives with Theatre of the Oppressed NYC, TADA! Youth Theater, and Trusty Sidekick Theater Company.

With a rich background in arts, education, and accessibility, Emily continues to make significant contributions in the field of applied theatre and early childhood programming.