Stimulating, vibrant & exciting are just a few adjectives to describe this breathtaking taking entertainer. Katalba L. Fuqua is the eldest of the three daughters born to Mrs. Janice Fuqua-Roach of the Florence AL area. She began singing and performing at the tender age of 5 and writing at the age of 9, as well as participating in a myriad of theatrical productions and talent shows. At the age of 15 she received a scholarship to a Performing Arts school where she embraced the art of tap, modern and jazz dance. After graduating from high school, Katalba relocated to Tuscaloosa AL to pursue her Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice at the University of Alabama. While residing in Tuscaloosa, she received the remarkable opportunity to record with L. Spenser Smith and Testament, as well as the University of Alabama’s Afro-American Gospel Choir. She has also worked on many promo commercials and several voiceover projects.It is obvious that the stage is not a novelty to Katalba. She is a gifted vocalist, sought after praise and worship leader, songwriter and actress. She has shared the stage with artist such as Dr. Marvin Sapp, Kim Burrell, Bone Crusher, Vickie Yoke, Nancy Jackson, Damita Hadden, Crystal Rukker, Terrance Cotton, Ted & Sheri, Benita Washington, Ruben Studdard, Tracy Hamlin from Pieces of a Dream and many more.Katalba made her acting debut in the national stage play, “There’s a Stranger in My House†with cast mates recording artists, Lil G from Silk, Tamika Scott from X-scape and Tyga Graham from Tyler Perry’s “I Can Do Bad By Myselfâ€. She has also starred in another D-Gray production entitled “The Life of a Teenager†where she played the sassy mother of three ‘Gina’. Her versatility and ability to be a quick study, enables her to play practically any role.Katalba is currently working on her career as a songwriter while she continues to pursue her passion as an actress.
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