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Chantal is an actress and director from Douala, Cameroun. She studied Shakespeare at the British American Drama Academy at Oxford University with the great John Barton. She earned a BFA at Howard University and a MFA at the University of Southern California School of Dramatic Arts (U.S.C). At U.S.C, she was the first recipient of the dramatic arts fully endowed scholarship -- the Robert Plumleigh three year scholarship. Upon graduation, Chantal was selected by John Power, VP at Warner Bros for a one-on-one meeting, and selected by a panel of industry professional judges to receive the Ava Greenwald Memorial Scholarship for outstanding M.F.A actor at U.S.C. She is the first U.S.C MFA student to be cast in the non-equity company at the renowned Williamstown Theatre Festival, where she played the lead role of Ella in Sam Shepard's Curse of a Starving Class. Chantal won best actress at the Queen Palm Film Festival for the role of Michelle in the short film BEAST directed by Ben Strang which won the Grand Prize Jury at SXSW. Chantal is fluent in English, French and Italian. She is a resident faculty member at the Silva Arte e Danza, a musical theatre academy in Siracusa, Italy. Chantal is the founder and designer of Choobiz, a luxury shoe line made in Italy.

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Collegiate Theatrics: USC's CHANTAL NCHAKO

A perfect example is Chantal Nchako, a native of Douala, Cameroon, and a graduate of Howard University in Washington, D.C. On her burgeoning resume, you will find such projects as The Vagina Monologues at New World Stages; All American Girls at the Actor's Temple; and Henry V at the Classical Theatre of Harlem. In addition, she starred as Agent Cooper in the feature film Raltat, which was nominated in the Pan African Film Festival.
Collegiate Theatrics: USC's SALOME MERGIA

Here is your opportunity to get to know USC's Salome Mergia in this week's edition of Collegiate Theatrics. Miraculously, it would seem, she found time to sit down and consider our questions - and to offer some elucidating answers - about her time at USC and how her experiences there have prepared her for the future…
Photo Coverage: ALL AMERICAN GIRLS in Rehearsal

Layon Gray, the writer and director of the long-running Off-Broadway hit Black Angels Over Tuskegee, continues to expand African-American theatre with his latest work, ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS, a tale racism, deceit and betrayal after the coach of an all-Negrofemale baseball team goes missing in 1945 Chicago. The drama captures an era in American history when women were called on to keep baseball alive as the men went off to fight in World War II.
ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS Plays Actor's Temple Theatre, Opens 8/25

Layon Gray, the writer and director of the long-running Off-Broadway hit Black Angels Over Tuskegee, continues to expand African-American theatre with his latest work, ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS, a tale racism, deceit and betrayal after the coach of an all-Negro female baseball team goes missing in 1945 Chicago.
ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS Plays Actor's Temple Theatre, Opens 8/25

Layon Gray, the writer and director of the long-running Off-Broadway hit Black Angels Over Tuskegee, continues to expand African-American theatre with his latest work, ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS, a tale racism, deceit and betrayal after the coach of an all-Negro female baseball team goes missing in 1945 Chicago.
ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS Plays Actor's Temple Theatre, Opens 8/25

Layon Gray, the writer and director of the long-running Off-Broadway hit Black Angels Over Tuskegee, continues to expand African-American theatre with his latest work, ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS, a tale racism, deceit and betrayal after the coach of an all-Negro female baseball team goes missing in 1945 Chicago.
ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS Plays Actor's Temple Theatre, Opens 8/25

Layon Gray, the writer and director of the long-running Off-Broadway hit Black Angels Over Tuskegee, continues to expand African-American theatre with his latest work, ALL-AMERICAN GIRLS, a tale racism, deceit and betrayal after the coach of an all-Negro female baseball team goes missing in 1945 Chicago.

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