Born in New York City, Kathi Diamant was raised in a multicultural environment, having spent significant periods of her childhood in France, Germany, and South Korea. This diverse upbringing has undoubtedly influenced her multifaceted career, which spans across the realms of acting, writing, television production, and academia.
Kathi's passion for the theatre is evident, as she pursued a degree in Theatre Arts at Florida State University in 1974. Her dedication to her craft has been recognized by Actors Equity, to which she has been a member since 1988. Throughout her career, she has accumulated an impressive array of stage, film, and television credits, showcasing her versatility as a performer.
In addition to her acting endeavors, Kathi has also made a significant impact as a writer. Her award-winning book, "Kafka's Last Love: The Mystery of Dora Diamant," has received widespread acclaim for its original research and revelations into the lives of Dora Diamant and Franz Kafka. This book has been published in multiple languages and has been reviewed by over 60 publications and websites worldwide.
As a lecturer and speaker, Kathi often shares her research discoveries and the inspirational story of Dora Diamant, the enigmatic last love of the renowned author Franz Kafka. Her expertise in this field has earned her a reputation as a leading authority on Kafka and his work.
Since 1998, Kathi has served as the founder and director of the Kafka Project at San Diego State University, leading an official search for the missing papers of Franz Kafka. This project has been a testament to her dedication to uncovering the truth about this literary giant and his work.
As an adjunct professor at San Diego State University, Kathi has the opportunity to share her knowledge and expertise with a new generation of scholars and artists. Her unique blend of experience in the entertainment industry, academia, and research has made her a respected figure in her field.
