Chukwudi Iwuji
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Chukwudi Iwuji (born 1975, Nigeria), usually shortened to Chuk Iwuji or Chuck Iwuji, is a Nigerian-born British actor.
Life
Iwuji was sent by parents to a boarding school in England at the age of 10, after they moved from Nigeria to Ethiopia to work for the United Nations. He then attended Yale University and studied economics, before moving to drama school in Wisconsin. He graduated from the latter in 2000, moving back to the United Kingdom.
Career
Iwuji has mainly worked onstage for the Royal Shakespeare Company (replacing David Oyelowo in the title role of the Henry VI trilogy in the 2006 revival of the This England: The Histories project), the Royal National Theatre (Welcome to Thebes, 2010), the Old Vic (in a 2011 Richard blindspot III[1]) and the Comedy Theatre (in a 2009 production of The Misanthrope), as well as British film, radio and television.
Partial filmography
- Hollyoaks (2005)
- A Thousand Tiny Wings (2010)
- Exam (2010)
- Doctor Who (The Impossible Astronaut / Day of the Moon, 2011)
- Madam Secretary (TV series) (2016)
External links
- Chuk Iwuji on IMDB
- Chuk Iwuji, Sunday Times, August 13, 2006
- http://www.afridiziak.com/theatrenews/interviews/interview-with-chuk-iwuji.html
- http://newsinfo.nd.edu/news/6933-romeo-is-bleeding/
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- British male stage actors
- Nigerian male stage actors
- Living people
- Yale University alumni
- Nigerian emigrants to the United Kingdom
- 1975 births
- British male television actors
- 21st-century Nigerian male actors
- Nigerian male television actors
- British male Shakespearean actors
- Nigerian radio actors
- Nigerian male film actors
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- Nigerian actor stubs