Emma Castro Møller is a Danish-Filipino curator and producer with over 15 years of experience in expanded dance and performance. Grounded in queer, diasporic, and relational practices, their work centers on curatorial commoning, exploring alternative platforms, relationship-building, and how communities make and hold space in the arts. 

Known in Copenhagen for bringing bold, participatory, and community-embedded projects to the city, Emma currently manages a project on inclusive experiential methods for Dansehallerne while continuing to develop independent curatorial platforms.

As former Co-Director of the LGBTQIA+ arts organisation Warehouse9, Emma shaped key programming, initiated national and international mobility, residency, and festival initiatives, and secured multi-year operational funding to solidify the organisation's infrastructure and network. 

Emma maintains a long-standing collaboration with UK curator Mary Osborn, producing programs such as Bodies Beyond Borders and a three-year Curator-in-Residence with City of Women in Ljubljana, where they co-curated the 25th-anniversary festival.

Emma is a current ISPA Danish Fellow and serves on the boards of Bora Bora, Dance Cooperative, and Telenovela Productions. They hold an MA in Theatre and Performance from Queen Mary, University of London, and a BA in Drama and Applied Theatre Education from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.