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Creative Galway Podcast: Ikenna Anyabuike
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Creative Galway Podcast: Ikenna Anyabuike

13 December 22
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University of Galway student, Ikenna Anyabuike, is an actor, writer, assistant dramaturg and one half of the musical duo, Armcandy. Ikenna was awarded the ‘Baptiste Programme’ with Smock Alley in 2022, as well as the ‘Axis Assemble 2022’ with Axis Ballymun. He also performs as part of an ensemble for the play ‘The Kinds of Sex You Might Have in College’ with Active* Consent.

In this Creative Galway edition of the Cois Coiribe Podcast—the role that University of Galway, and our global network, play in creating new knowledge and addressing societal issues—Ikenna shares his thoughts on the creative process and the importance of education today.

Follow Ikenna’s band, ARMCANDY on Spotify, or on Instagram at @arm_candy_music

Follow Active* Consent on Instagram and Twitter @ActiveConsent

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