Celebrating Black History with Chioma Anyanwu
Chioma Anyanwu is a member of Actors Equity Association. She has parts in upcoming productions of the ripple, the wave that carried me home at Kansas City Repertory Theatre and Little Women at Kansas City Actors Theatre. Chioma is from Columbia, Missouri. She earned a bachelor of fine arts degree at Stephens College and a master of fine arts degree at the University of Missouri–Kansas City. Her recent credits include The Pests and Dot at Kansas City Actors Theatre, A Christmas Carol at Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Pipeline and Red Bike at the Unicorn Theatre, Godspell at Starlight Theatre, and Romeo and Juliet at the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival. Chioma also teaches theater and directs productions at Avila University.
On Chioma’s Performance Calendar: the ripple, the wave that carried me home at Kansas City Repertory Theatre from March 14th through April 2nd at Copaken Stage.
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