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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2019 · 38 MIN

Nnamdi Ngwe

from Improv Comedy Connection · host Whit Shiller

Nnamdi Ngwe is an actor, model, improvisor, teacher, and writer. He studied and teaches at iO Theater and The Second City and was recently awarded teacher of the year at iO Theater. He and his twin brother and writing partner, Amechi, wrote and starred in the critically acclaimed show Julius which earned him a trip to the New York Television Festival and a nomination for Best Screenplay at the Best Of The Midwest Film Awards among others. Along with the rest of the cast of 3Peat, Nnamdi co-wrote and starred in The Blackening on Comedy Central. He can be seen as a cast member in You’ve Been Had Celebrity Edition and can also be seen in sketches for The Ringer. In addition to Film, TV, and Commercials, Nnamdi can be seen across the world touring with the award winning improv/sketch group 3Peat, and iO Theater. To connect with Nnamdi, visit his website: thennamdi.com. Find Nnamdi on Twitter at @NnamdiNgwe or on Instagram at instagram.com/nngwe17/.

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