Entertainment Exclusive: Actress & Incredible Live Performer Kubbi Latest Roles & More

Latest news on actress & talent Kubbi!

Kubbi is a multi-talented Actress, Live Performer, Singer, Writer, Print Model, Director, and the CEO of Kubbic Inch Productions. Kubbi began singing in public when she was five years old. Kubbi was trained for solo performances by her mother, a children’s author. By age 8, Kubbi auditioned for her first musical, ‘Carousel’. She continued developing her talents in the arts and studied gymnastics, ballet, and was trained by legendary opera singer Joyce Mathis. Kubbi began her acting career at the age of 15. By age 16, she had competed and won Most Talented Teen in New York State in the MISS T.E.E.N. Pageant. Kubbi, also excelled in education, graduated with honors and won a scholarship to Clark Atlanta University. Kubbi has continued being an entertainer professionally to her adult life booking many quality productions in film and even selling out in multiple theaters! Read below all the latest news on Kubbi and recent performances!

Kubbi’s Latest Directorial Debuts & Confirmed Performances

Confirmed: Directed Brett and Ashley in the Now or Never Festival at New Perspectives Theatre.

Confirmed: Directed Wide-Awake Jake for The Award-winning Children’s Musical Theatre Company TADA where I started my acting career.

Confirmed: Directed for the Nationwide Theatre Virtual Production of the Columbine Remembrance #Enough Plays to End Gun Violence, I directed 2 of the 10 plays: Southside Summer and Allegiance for Open Eye Theatre in New York.

Confirmed: Performed in “I Can’t Remember” produced by New Perspectives Theatre.

Confirmed: Directed Just Before Sunrise in the End Game Festival at New Perspectives Theatre.

Confirmed: Performed in Orpheus Descending as Vee Talbot with Theatre on Main Street an Equity Production.

Confirmed: Performed in Chicago The Play where I played Miss Mary Sunshine with Out of the Box Theatre an Equity Showcase.

Confirmed: Directed Why does the Onion Make Us Cry at the Producers Club in Times Square produced by Morn Glory Productions.

Exclusive Q & A: Behind the Scenes & Curtains with Kubbi

Q: What is one of your most memorable roles or moments in the film industry?

A: One of my most memorable roles was my 1st SAG role, I was flown to Knoxville, TN to the play role of Miranda in the 3 part series film The Work and The Glory, I got to work with 2 of my all-time favorite television actors- R.D. Call, Meredith Salenger, Eric Johnson I had been a supporter of their work on television for years. The Director was Sterling Van Wagenen who helped create the Sundance film festival, he told me he had chosen my audition tape himself. I will never forget that.

Q: Kubbi, you are known for selling out shows & being a crowd pleaser! How do you prepare for a theatrical performance ?

A: I prepare by developing a backstory for my characters, I break down the scripts to find the emotional connection and create the inflections on certain words to convey the connection with my fellow characters. In that development, I do my best to make each character 3 dimensional and real. I live the character, so the audience will see the truth in my performance.

Q: What would you say the biggest difference for you is in filming versus being on set?

A: I’ve directed mostly for stage and the difference is as a director you have to have the vision for the entire show and work with the set designers, the stage managers, musical directors, the set builders, and choreographers. As the actor, all I have to do is work on my character and bring to life what the writer envisioned as well as my connection to my fellow actors and my environment. The director creates the environment I have to make the life livable as the actor.

Q: Do you have any favorite quote or motto in life for success?

A:There are several that I try to hold on to. All things work together for the Good, for those who love the Lord and are called according to His purpose. Now unto Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all I ask or think according to the power that works within me. Though she may be small, she is fierce. (Shakespeare)