The Resurrection of Alice
October 19 – December 16, 2012

Written and performed by Perri Gaffney
Directed by Jackie Alexander

Arranged marriages are practiced among many cultures around the world. But surprisingly, through the mid 20th century, young black girls in the United States sometimes found themselves in arranged marriages to men who were usually pillars of the community and financially comfortable, but old enough to be their grandfathers.

Finding Home
March 2 – March 31, 2013

Written by Keline Adams
Directed by Jackie Alexander

Featuring:
Suzanne Darrell • Brittany Erin • Sidiki Fofana
Marcelle Gover • Azariah Gunn

With the walls of their Brooklyn apartment closing in on them, Ella and her daughter Sunny seek solace in a spur of the moment trip down South to visit Sylvia, the woman who raised Ella. But when buried truths began to surface, all hell breaks loose, and it quickly becomes clear that this dysfunctional family’s only hope for reaching a place of peace rests on their ability to face hard, painful realities, both past and present. Will this family sink or swim? Will these women have the courage to begin a journey toward truly finding home?

The Waiting Room
October 20 – December 18, 2011 
by Samm-Art Williams
Directed by Jackie Alexander

Plenty of Time
February 25 – March 25 2012
by John Shevin Foster
Directed by Jackie Alexander

Brothers from the Bottom
October 15 to December 19, 2010
Written and Directed by Jackie Alexander

Gentrification threatens a New Orleans neighborhood and the bond between brothers.

The Legend of Buster Neal
February 18 to March 27, 2011
Written and Directed by Jackie Alexander
Selected for the 2011 National Black Theatre Festival

A fearless civil rights activist reappears sixty years after his supposed death to face his greatest challenge, his great-great grandson.

What Would Jesus Do?
April 30 to June 28, 2009
Written and directed by Yvette Heyliger
Nominated for the 2008 NAACP Theatre Award

The story of a God-fearing family rocked to its core when the wife/mother learns that she may have been exposed to HIV by her husband. Devastated by secrets in her own home and blind-eye rejection of the problem in her community; she is inspired to take action when she asks, “What would Jesus do?”

Four Men on a Couch
October 24, 2008
Written by Anne L. Thompson-Scretching
Directed by Avan

Four Men on a Couch is a comedy-drama about three friends dumped by their girlfriends – on the same night – who arrive on the doorstep of another friend whose wife has recently left him with three chairs, a table and a couch.

‘Twas the Night Before Kwanzaa
December 27, 2008
Written by Carl Clay
Directed by Passion

‘Twas the Night Before Kwanzaa is a holiday fantasy for the entire family about three newly hired African-American elves who convince Santa Claus to change his travel route so they all end up in Kwanzaaland. Funny, educational and highly entertaining!