I am hosting another reading for my newest work in the Black Faith Play Cycle this Easter Sunday!

Tickets are free but PLEASE, if you don't fully intend to make it do NOT reserve a spot. 

Sunday, April 21st 

DGF Music Hall, 356 West 40th St,
2nd Floor, New York, NY 10018 
@ 1:00pm

 Doors will open at 12:45pm. 
You can not access the space before then.

Reserve tickets HERE 

Synopsis: Set two days after the 1963 March on Washington, John Malachi Curtis, and his best friend, William Cochise Brown, return home to Mississippi to unpack all of the emotions left over from the March, only to find, John's son, Ezekiel, has been attacked during a sit-in protest. Betty, John's wife, wants to leave Mississippi for good but the promise of land and remnants of love makes John unwilling to do so. Only Some of God's Children or Mississippi Magnolias is a story of five different flowers waiting to bloom.

Synopsis: Pastor Deidra Curtis is set to speak at her church after a three-week hiatus. 
Her last sermon sent the community into an uproar and invited a media circus, because of the questionable things she stated about the victims of a horrible tragedy. The Curtis family does not agree with her actions and they all go searching for their own meaning of life, leaving Deidra feeling isolated. Immanuel, Deidra’s husband of seventeen years, is searching through the music he abandoned years ago. The oldest son, Elijah, is searching through the loss of a friend. While Olivia, the daughter, searches through rebellion and a love of basketball.

Get tickets HERE

Synopsis: Pastor Deidra Curtis is set to speak at her church after a three-week hiatus. 
Her last sermon sent the community into an uproar and invited a media circus, because of the questionable things she stated about the victims of a horrible tragedy. The Curtis family does not agree with her actions and they all go searching for their own meaning of life, leaving Deidra feeling isolated. Immanuel, Deidra’s husband of seventeen years, is searching through the music he abandoned years ago. The oldest son, Elijah, is searching through the loss of a friend. While Olivia, the daughter, searches through rebellion and a love of basketball. 

Get Tickets HERE

SEATING IS EXTREMELY LIMITED! DO NOT RSVP UNLESS YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY SURE YOU ARE COMING

Synopsis: Pastor Deidra Curtis is set to speak at her church after a three-week hiatus. 
Her last sermon sent the community into an uproar and invited a media circus, because of the questionable things she stated about the victims of a horrible tragedy. The Curtis family does not agree with her actions and they all go searching for their own meaning of life, leaving Deidra feeling isolated. Immanuel, Deidra’s husband of seventeen years, is searching through the music he abandoned years ago. The oldest son, Elijah, is searching through the loss of a friend. While Olivia, the daughter, searches through rebellion and a love of basketball. 

Class Act Studios  11561 Lake Underhill Rd. Orlando, Fl. 32825. Please look for the Harrington Center and drive around the back and park in any open space. Class Act Studios sign is on the door.

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The Counter Narrative Project presents a staged reading of my show Spare The Rod. Directed by Mia Kristin Smith. Talkback will be moderated by Charles Stephens.

Synopsis: How do you find yourself when you have no idea where you might be? This story digs deep into the question as one man searches for himself in the broken pieces of his life. This autobiographical one-man show breaks down the walls and sheds light on what happens after dealing with years of physical abuse, neglect, and coming to terms with sexuality. By carefully examining his childhood he wonders if he can ever love his mother or even himself.

*Adult Themes*

All tickets are FREE! Please RSVP HERE.

Please join us for the stage reading of

"Brothers of Affliction" 

Monday, Jan 16th
7:00pm
Pearl Studios
519 Eighth Avenue - 12th Floor
Studio J

Light refreshments will be available

This show opened in Atlanta in 2012 to rave reviews and has since traveled to Orlando and accepted into the D.C. and Atlanta Black theatre festivals. It was remounted in Nov 2016 where it received more critical acclaim.

Synopsis
Tempers flare and old wounds are reopened in Brothers of Affliction, an unflinchingly raw look at the relationships of three troubled siblings and the dark secrets that bond them at the same time tear them apart. After a bar fight leads them to spending an indefinite amount time with each other, the brothers begin to break down their troubled past and search for a solution as the night goes on.

Reserve tickets here! ALL TICKETS ARE FREE. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brothers-of-affliction-nyc-staged-reading-tickets-30911446970

Presented by Jacquelyn Bell, Marcus Emel and Paris Crayton III

Award winning playwright, actor, and director, brings his professional Acting Intensive workshop to Montgomery Alabama. In this acting intensive, you will learn how to properly breakdown a scene, develop your character, and perfect your monologue. Using methods of Sanford Meisner, Uta Hagen, and more, this workshop is sure to advance you in your steps to becoming the actor you always wanted to be.

Only $55 to register.

Register Here

I am thrilled to be work with Chi Ife productions and directing a snippet from her full length musical "Songs from Adaeze." This has been a long process but I am glad to see it finally being to come to fruition. 

I have been commissioned by the United Way to write and direct a piece starring some Veterans of our great nation. These Veterans have told me heart wrenching and sometimes hilarious true stories that I have composed into a short presentation that they will perform at the City of Refuge.