Cinderella

Juel D. Lane is a multifaceted artist known for his bold creativity and powerful storytelling through movement. He has performed with acclaimed companies like Ronald K. Brown/Evidence and Camille A. Brown & Dancers, and his choreography has been featured by Ailey II, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, BODYTRAFFIC, Carolyn Dorfman Dance, Atlanta Ballet, and universities across the country. He also serves as an Executive Associate of The Black Acting Methods Studio.

As Director of The UNCSA Choreographic Institute, Lane curates space for choreographers to explore process and creation on their own terms. In 2025, he brought his dynamic voice to the theater world by choreographing the new musical Co-Founders at American Conservatory Theater (ACT) in San Francisco. In addition, Lane choreographed the 2024–2025 Geffen Playhouse and The Shed production of The Brothers Size by Tarell Alvin McCraney.

Lane is also passionate about dance on film. He was awarded at the BronzeLens Film Festival for The Maestro, a short film honoring the iconic artist Ernie Barnes. Most recently, he co-directed and choreographed the music video Only-1 for recording artist Dixson.

RAHBI is sophisticated funk personified—bold, genre-defying, and unapologetically original. An Atlanta native, he began his professional career as a member of the ’90s R&B group 4th Avenue before touring internationally as a background vocalist for Motown recording artist Donnie. He further refined his talents as a singer, songwriter, and actor through the Freddie Hendricks Youth Ensemble of Atlanta and The Thearadicals at Georgia State University.

Since launching his solo career, RAHBI has become one of Atlanta’s most sought-after independent artists, captivating audiences at AFROPUNK, Harlem’s legendary Apollo Theater, and venues throughout Europe. His electrifying performances have earned praise from celebrated artists including Janelle Monáe and Erykah Badu.

As the founder of STRANGE, Atlanta’s premier live indie music concert series, RAHBI champions individuality, culture, and creative freedom while creating platforms for innovative artists and emerging voices. His work has been featured on WABE’s television series Sounds Like ATL and the PBS two-time Emmy Award-winning Hope Givers, an inspirational program serving teens, educators, and families.

Most recently, RAHBI served as a featured Music Director for Season 2 of Diarra From Detroit. He also serves as the in-house Music Director for the world-renowned Black Acting Methods Studio, founded by Dr. Sharrell Luckett.

In recognition of his artistic contributions and community impact, RAHBI received the 2026 Georgia State Resolution Award and was selected as a recipient of the 2026 BMAC x America250 Voices of Tomorrow Music Maker Grant.

RAHBI’s latest single, “ALL I NEED,” is available on all major streaming platforms.

Jai’len Josey will appear as Cinderella in special performances. We encourage audiences to secure tickets early to experience her highly anticipated turn in the glass slipper. Select dates are indicated on the ticketing page.