Sequoiah Blaire received her primary and secondary education at Denver School of the Arts, where she nurtured her craft as an actor for 7 years before attending Stanford University from which she graduated in 2022 as a Black Studies major. Over the course of her scholarship, Sequoiah has written and directed several two- act original plays, short films, and performed across classical and contemporary works.

She a member of the 2021 Hillman Grad Mentorship Lab acting cohort, a recipient of the Stanford University Chappell Lougee Grant and Lyric McHenry Arts Grant for my film works, and a 2023 Princess grace foundation honoraria in theatre. Sequoiah has performed at notable venues such as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, and Stanford Repertory Theatre.

She currently works in creative development at Sunhaus and Arthur Jafa Studio in Los Angeles, and splits her time between acting and pole dance, which she loves dearly. As a multi-disciplinary artist, Sequoiah approaches all of her art with the intention of fiercely activating human and earthly energy, making the unseen visible.