Prologue...

Born and raised on the west side of Detroit, Kadijah was determined to be on stage from a young age. Theatre has always been a passion of hers but was not always available in her community. To fill the void of theatre until the opportunity presented itself, she immersed herself in dance.

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Eventually, Kadijah went to middle school and joined the 8th grade Play Production. It wasn't until her attendence at Cass Technical High School that she began to receive a true theatre experience and education, thanks to Ms. Marilyn McCormick. She went on to continue her theatre studies at SUNY Purchase in the BFA Acting Conservatory where she graduated May 2018.

 

Since then, Kadijah has been making her name known in Off-Broadway and Regional Theatres. This is only the beginning...

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Stills

12 Angry Jurors
The Hot L Baltimore

HEADSHOTS

The Good Soul of Szechuan

Blacktop Sky

1/24

The Bacchae

1/10

A Midsummer Night's Dream

1/6

Other Girls

Eve's Song

The Rolling Stone

 
 
 

05.18.2018

GRADUATION!!!

Kadijah Raquel walks the stage and collects the degree she's worked so hard to obtain.

 

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The Rolling Stone

Thursday, June 21st - Sunday, August 25th

Set in Uganda, THE ROLLING STONE is an intimate yet explosive family drama about two brothers at odds — one a gay man in a clandestine relationship, and the other a church pastor who fervently rails against the life his brother is forced to conceal.

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Next Up...

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A Raisin in the Sun

Friday, March 13th - Saturday, April 4th 2020

On the South Side of 1950s Chicago, Lena Younger dreams of using her deceased husband’s insurance money to move her family out of their cramped apartment to a better neighborhood. Her son, Walter Lee, Jr., wants to use it instead to set himself up in business; while her daughter, Beneatha, dreams of medical school. In Lorraine Hansberry’s groundbreaking, defiantly hopeful drama, an African American family’s dreams and conflicts are amplified by external tensions and prejudice in a country on the cusp of change.

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 Epilogue... 

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