Dom Coyote

Dom Coyote (EMT) is an award winning composer, theatre maker and voice coach. His work centres around voice, story and eclectic music making, encompassing cinematic electronica to purely analogue songwriting. He is currently the Music Director of the National Theatre’s flag ship production, War Horse. Dom cut his teeth as a musician and actor with internationally acclaimed theatre company Kneehigh. Joining the company in his early twenties, Dom was inspired by their anarchic spirit and eclectic musical world.

Dom now creates performance projects and writes music for theatre and film. His eclectic passion for electronica, acoustic and vocal music, along with his innate fascination with story has led him to international collaborations from South Africa to Berlin and create scores across distinct art forms and genres. 

Dom is Artistic Director of Bristol Performance company OTIC. Their new show ‘The Colour of Dinosaurs’ is a recipient of the ‘Unlimited’ award. The show previewed its sold out run at Bristol Old Vic in the autumn of 2023 to audience acclaim, premiered at London’s Polka theatre in 2024 and went on to sell out The Southbank Centre in 2025.

Upcoming projects include – A.I.Thentic (Gorilla Circus). Romeo and Juliet (Liverpool Everyman) and instrumental solo record, Electric Stage. Previous work includes short film Mai Jeruom (Film 4/BFI) Hamlet for Young Audiences (National Theatre), Jack and the Christmas Tree (National Theatre) , Audio/film installation Triffid, (Ghostbag), Henry V (Donmar Warehouse) and dance film The Neon Shadow, (Kneehigh, BBC, Tom Jackson Greaves) .

Before leading OTIC as AD, Dom created three major music/theatre projects with his award winning company Dom Coyote Productions – The Raun Tree (commissioned by Battersea Arts Centre and Leeds Playhouse), Songs for the End of the World, (Winner of the Origins award for outstanding achievement at Vault Festival, London), and his solo piece, We Can Time Travel (commissioned by Shoreditch Town Hall).

in 2021, Dom became a certified voice coach (Estill Master Trainer) and now coaches artists from stage and screen, lectures at major universities and drama schools, works with premier league football clubs, spoken word artists, songwriters and actors. He was invited to become singing coach for the National Theatre production of London Tide, working with one of his all time musical heroes, the great PJ Harvey.

Dom is represented by United Agents and a full C.V. can be found on their website.