“Oh Snap!” Raven’s back again at Wild Adventures, performing center stage on August 2nd at 7:00 pm.
At only 22 years old, Raven reigns as one of the most accomplished young performers with more credits under her belt than most entertainers twice her age. Her resume includes being an actress, singer, songwriter, fashion designer, dancer and television and movie producer. She is widely recognized as her starring role in “That’s So Raven,” which concluded in its fourth season last year.
Becoming a household name began for Raven when she was only three years old when she snagged the role of Olivia on the popular television show “The Cosby Show.” In 1993, Raven became the youngest person ever to sign with MCA Records, setting the groundwork for the multi-talented phenomenon that Raven has become today. Her first album Here's To New Dreams, a mix of R&B, pop and rap, was released containing the single "That's What Little Girls Are Made Of." The album was successful and went on to sell over one million copies world wide.
Her career catapulted in 2003 when she landed the starring role in the television series “That’s So Raven” and later in the “Cheetah Girls” movies. “That’s So Raven” quickly became Disney’s number one rated show at that time, gaining a strong fan base throughout the country. The television show, which Raven produced, has earned numerous honors, including two NAACP Image Awards, two Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards and a primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Children's Program.
Recently, she starred beside Martin Lawrence in the film “College Road Trip,” which debuted at No. 1 at the box office. It comes to no surprise that Raven executive-produced the film, giving her fans the laugh out loud comedy and family quality entertainment that she is known for. One of the songs featured in the film, a remake of '80s party jam "Double Dutch Bus," is the lead single from Raven's new self-titled album.