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Ayo Aloba
Pro Actor
Location: Vienna, Austria
Languages: German, English
Ayo Aloba is a Vienna-based Nigerian-Austrian actor, musician, and filmmaker celebrated for his dynamic presence across film, TV, stage, and music.
CVs (Résumés)
Ayo's Film & Theatre CV
(English)
Ayo's Film & Theatre CV
(English)
Voice Reels
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English (British)|Accent/Dialect: African British
- Profession
- Actor
- Based in
- Vienna, Austria
- Playing age
- 30 - 45
- Languages
- German, German (Austrian), English
- Official Documents
- EU Passport
About Me
Ayo Aloba is a Vienna-based Nigerian-Austrian actor, musician, and filmmaker celebrated for his dynamic presence across film, TV, stage, and music.
Background
Born in Nigeria, Ayo Aloba relocated to Austria at age nine and made his performance debut in Michael Jackson's 1992 Dangerous Tour in Vienna. He honed his craft at Rose Bruford Drama School in London, drawing from global influences in dance, music, and acting.
Key Roles
Aloba gained notice playing young Olaudah Equiano in the BBC's "The Extraordinary Equiano" (2007), alongside credits in "Cold Kill" (2020), "Ciao Chérie" (2017), and Disney+'s "Mangata" as Rudo's father. He also wrote and directed his first short film, "Spiral," (2011) winning the Texas Short Black Film Festival.
Recent Awards
Recent honors include Best Short Film for "Mangata" at the 2023 Golden Gate Bridge Istanbul Festival, plus the Texas Short Black Film Festival win for "Spiral."
Additional Skills
As a multidisciplinary artist, he produces, DJs, and hosts music events under the banner Ayotheartist, forging his passion for music and visual arts. He's also a core member of CIVA (Contemporary Immersive Virtual Arts), Austria's first digital immersive arts collective.
Background
Born in Nigeria, Ayo Aloba relocated to Austria at age nine and made his performance debut in Michael Jackson's 1992 Dangerous Tour in Vienna. He honed his craft at Rose Bruford Drama School in London, drawing from global influences in dance, music, and acting.
Key Roles
Aloba gained notice playing young Olaudah Equiano in the BBC's "The Extraordinary Equiano" (2007), alongside credits in "Cold Kill" (2020), "Ciao Chérie" (2017), and Disney+'s "Mangata" as Rudo's father. He also wrote and directed his first short film, "Spiral," (2011) winning the Texas Short Black Film Festival.
Recent Awards
Recent honors include Best Short Film for "Mangata" at the 2023 Golden Gate Bridge Istanbul Festival, plus the Texas Short Black Film Festival win for "Spiral."
Additional Skills
As a multidisciplinary artist, he produces, DJs, and hosts music events under the banner Ayotheartist, forging his passion for music and visual arts. He's also a core member of CIVA (Contemporary Immersive Virtual Arts), Austria's first digital immersive arts collective.
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