Aynsley Bubbico
Aynsley Bubbico was born in Stamford and raised in Norwalk, Connecticut. She attended private school in New Canaan, CT where she began acting in school plays, and starred in numerous productions throughout high school. An accomplished singer, upon graduating from high school Aynsley performed as a featured soloist at the "American Singer's Seminar" in Breckenridge Colorado at the Breckenridge Music Festival. Aynsley went on to study acting at Syracuse University, and while still a student, she garnered her membership to the Actors Equity Association in productions of "Amadeus" and "The Wizard of Oz" at Syracuse Stage.
Aynur Komecoglu
Aynur Komecoglu is an actress, known for Mustang (2015).
Ayo Adefila
Ayo Adefila is known for The Snare, Two Wrongs 2 and Two Wrongs (2015).
Ayo Adesanya Hassan
Ayo Adesanya Hassan is known for Otelemuye (2005), Just Us (2022) and Changing Tides (2015).
Ayo Agbonkpolo
Ayo Agbonkpolo is known for Mean Girls (2004).
Ayo Akingbade
Ayo Akingbade is a director and producer, known for Tower XYZ (2016), So They Say (2019) and His House (2020).
Ayo Dosunmu
Ayo Dosunmu is known for South Side (2019).
Ayo Edebiri
Ayo Edebiri is an American comedian, writer, producer and actress. She appeared on Comedy Central's Up Next and co-hosts the podcast Iconography with Olivia Craighead. Edebiri joined the cast of Big Mouth's fourth season and is a main cast member on The Bear. Edebiri was born in Boston and raised in a religious Pentecostal household. Her mother emigrated from Barbados and her father emigrated from Nigeria. She first became interested in comedy through eighth grade drama class, after which she joined the improv club at Boston Latin School.
Ayo Jozey Iso
Ayo Jozey Iso is known for Atlanta (2016), The Chi (2018) and The Good Die Young (2018).
Ayo Lijadu
Ayo Lijadu is known for Maroko (2006), Taste of Love (2014) and Half of a Yellow Sun (2013).