Azudi Onyejekwe believes that every performer has a unique story to tell—and his teaching philosophy centers on empowering actors to connect authentically with material, build confidence, and bring truth and specificity to every performance. He fosters a supportive, challenging, and joyful environment where students can take risks, develop technique, and grow both as artists and individuals.

Azudi is a New York-based actor, singer, and educator with an extensive background in theater, television, and film. His Broadway credits include Violet and The Great Comet of 1812, where he worked alongside Tony Award-winning creatives. His television appearances include roles on Blue Bloods, Madam Secretary, and The Blacklist, showcasing his versatility across mediums. Azudi holds a BFA from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), one of the nation’s top programs for musical theater and acting.

As a teacher, Azudi brings both professional experience and a deep understanding of craft to his students, guiding them toward fearless performance and truthful storytelling. His approach blends rigorous technique with a passion for character exploration, helping students prepare for auditions, stage, and screen with clarity, precision, and heart.