Rahnda Rize is a Powerful Multifaceted Artist who was born to perform. Her Kiswahili/Kemetic name means to dance, come forth and shine her light. She embodies this name to the fullest possessing a powerful stage presence that is meant to be seen! She is what the performing arts world calls a triple threat. Not only is she a powerful vocalist and one of many soul singers emerging from Philly, she is a songwriter, poet, trained dancer and actress. She has performed all over the city of Philadelphia at such venues as the African American Museum (as Harriet Tubman & Bessie Smith), Freedom Theatre, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, Temple University’s Conwell Theatre, the prestigious October Gallery Panoramic Poetry and the Odunde Festival to name a few. In 2002 she made her New York City debut as “Titilayo, the African Ancestor†in an Off-Broadway production called Khepera and recently starred as “Mamie Tillâ€, Emmitt Till's mother in the Civil Rights musical "Ain't Nobody Gonna Turn Me 'Round". Currently, Ms. Rize holds a B.A. degree in Broadcasting/Communications from Temple University where she was a Jazz Host/DJ on the NPR affiliate WRTI 90.1 FM. She is a member of the Kaleidoscope Community Arts Collective & affiliated with countless artistic entities throughout the city of Philadelphia. This dynamic diva is dedicated to bringing depth, compassion, and integrity to the stage, Her passion is the performing arts and her mission is to use her artistry as a platform to touch lives....
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