Popular Nigerian comedian and actor Mr Macaroni has proudly completed an Advanced Acting for Camera Course at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), one of the oldest and most respected drama schools in the United Kingdom. He made the announcement on social media with a beaming smile and signature energy.
“I had a great time with the most adorable and creatively inspiring course mates as we were graciously tutored by exceptionally transformative and illuminating teachers,” Mr Macaroni shared.
Mr Macaroni
Mr Macaroni
“Grateful for this experience and even charged to do more on this journey of personal and professional development.”
Founded in 1904, RADA has produced some of the finest talents in global theatre and film, and Mr Macaroni now joins that distinguished legacy. The institution boasts industry partnerships with Warner Bros. Entertainment and houses five theatres and a cinema.
Mr Macaroni’s commitment to refining his craft adds a powerful new layer to a career already brimming with impact. In Freedom Way, he delivered a gripping performance in a film that interrogates police brutality, corruption, and youth disillusionment in modern Nigeria. The movie earned two AMVCA 2025 awards and was a standout at the Toronto International Film Festival and AFRIFF.
Mr Macaroni is evolving with intention—and the classroom is just another stage for him to shine. His decision to return to school is a testament to the power of continuous learning, especially for artists determined to stretch their range and impact.
Ooin! We’re proud of you, Mr. Macaroni.
