actor. writer. funny chick.
A Chicago native, Inda studied improv, sketch comedy & writing at The Second City and The Annoyance Theatre in Chicago, and improv in Los Angeles at The Groundlings. She's half of the sketch duo kevINda, and frequently performs stand-up. And she co-created and stars in the youtube viral video, Sh!t Black Guys Say.
Inda does more than just comedy. She has appeared on stage in such dramatic plays asTwo Trains Running, Pretty Fire, The Vagina Monologues, A Lesson Before Dying, Death of a Salesman and To Kill a Mockingbird. Inda received a Black Theatre Alliance Award (plus a two additional nominations) for her work in Chicago theatre, and a Joseph Jefferson nomination for her portrayal of Hester in Suzan-Lori Parks’ In The Blood.
On-screen credits include iCarly, Hush cast by Sharon King (Barbershop, Humboldt Park), Caged (Black Harvest Film Festival Award), and the TV pilot IL-Informed, for which she was nominated for a Chicago Emmy. She can be seen on several national commercials including Allegra, Sears and Kmart.
Since moving to Los Angeles, Inda has been performing stand-up comedy and creating her own one-woman show, Inda: Here Ya Go. Inda enjoys performing in the weekly improvised show, 227: The Lost Episodes, at The Second City Hollywood.
Inda does more than just comedy. She has appeared on stage in such dramatic plays asTwo Trains Running, Pretty Fire, The Vagina Monologues, A Lesson Before Dying, Death of a Salesman and To Kill a Mockingbird. Inda received a Black Theatre Alliance Award (plus a two additional nominations) for her work in Chicago theatre, and a Joseph Jefferson nomination for her portrayal of Hester in Suzan-Lori Parks’ In The Blood.
On-screen credits include iCarly, Hush cast by Sharon King (Barbershop, Humboldt Park), Caged (Black Harvest Film Festival Award), and the TV pilot IL-Informed, for which she was nominated for a Chicago Emmy. She can be seen on several national commercials including Allegra, Sears and Kmart.
Since moving to Los Angeles, Inda has been performing stand-up comedy and creating her own one-woman show, Inda: Here Ya Go. Inda enjoys performing in the weekly improvised show, 227: The Lost Episodes, at The Second City Hollywood.
