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Colman Domingo: From Euphoria to Oscar Nominee
30 Jul
Summary
- Colman Domingo won an Emmy for his Euphoria role in 2022.
- He received Oscar nominations for 'Rustin' and 'Sing Sing'.
- Domingo teaches at USC and has directorial experience.
Colman Domingo's remarkable career continues to ascend, marked by critical acclaim and diverse artistic contributions. He earned an Outstanding Guest Actor Emmy in 2022 for his compelling portrayal of Ali in 'Euphoria'.
Domingo achieved further recognition with two Best Lead Actor Oscar nominations: one for his role as Bayard Rustin in the 2024 film 'Rustin' and another for his performance as John Divine G Whitfield in A24's 'Sing Sing' (2025).
His talents extend beyond acting; Domingo was nominated for a Tony Award as a producer for the Broadway play 'Fat Ham'. He also holds a faculty position at USC's School of Dramatic Arts, joined in 2021, and has directed episodes for the comedy series 'The Four Seasons'.
Upcoming projects include portraying Joseph Jackson in Antoine Fuqua's Michael biopic and appearing in Steven Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day'. He also featured in 'Drive-Away Dolls' (2024), the Netflix series 'The Madness', and 'The Electric State' (2025).
Domingo's extensive filmography also includes roles in 'Wicked: For Good' and Edgar Wright's adaptation of 'The Running Man' (2025). He also directed music videos and appeared in Sabrina Carpenter's 'Tears' video.
