DINNER THEATER @ 2160 Lee Road, Lithia Springs, GA 30122

Karras plays Abrafo Khumalo:

(AHBR-aa-Fow) means ‘warrior’ or ‘executioner’.  (Ku-MAL-o) means ‘descendant of the fish tribe with an american father.  Abrafo is the right-hand man to Taj.  He was once part of the Path Finder trials but was pulled from the training course to serve the league.

Diane Denise Carter is best known for her love for children in the performing arts. She served as the Performing Arts Director for the Children’s Ministry at World Changers Church International for over 15 years, stepping down in 2017 to pursue her career in the arts. Over the years from 1995 to 2007 she owned and operated a total of 5 dance studios putting on productions at Clayton County Performing Arts Center – Stroud Hall (1800 seat auditorium) twice a year and various venues. She also founded Perfected Praise Performing Arts and Dance, an outreach ministry for children. Ironically, it was later in life that Diane felt led by the spirit to resurrect her vision to act and in 2016 she graduated from AMTC – Actors, Models and Talent for Christ. You may have seen her recently on an episode of Dynasty, The Quad and The Resident. Her recent theatrical performances was “Deliver Our Male” and “The Christmas Story – As Told By Us Folks” both in 2017. Her love for entertaining and seeing people happily enjoying a TV show, a film or a theater production is what keeps Diane in hot pursuit of an acting career, no matter the age!

Cheveyo Madu Abayomi is a graduate of NYU ‘09 with a BFA in Theater. He is known among his peers as an artistic renaissance man. His background includes acting, hip-hop dance choreography, screen writing, stand-up comedy, film production/editing, photography & music; all done on stages and films in NYC, Austin, TX, and Atlanta, GA. His last performance was done in Tucker, Georgia’s own Orange Box Theater as Lloyd Dallas in “Noises Off”. He is a versatile performer who is excited about sharing his knowledge and cultivating the craft of the people around him.

Alexandra plays Princess Malia Rampersad:

(MAH-lee-ah) means ‘queen’. (RAM-per-sad) means ‘pleasing or charming’.  Malia is one of the final successors to the throne of the new Amalgamated African League. She grew up in a village near Abrafo and knew him well, but now she holds a secret that she must soon tell.

Leroy Kester is an upcoming actor of Nigerian Descent. Having worked on sets alongside Hollywood names such as Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Anthonie Mackie and a host of others.  He is taking a step forward by bringing his talent to the stage. He is also pursuing a BS in Computer Science at Kennesaw State University.