When A Woman’s Fed Up

Unlimited Entertainment LLC presents “When a Woman’s Fed Up.” A compelling stage play that delves into the intricate web of various types of relationships, focusing on the challenges women face and the empowering journey of self-discovery when they reach the point of no return. “When a Woman’s Fed Up” delivers a message of empowerment and liberation, encouraging the audience to have compassion, break free from societal expectations, embrace their independence, and prioritize their own happiness.

Written by the late David T. Payton, (A Good Man is Hard to Find) and his life partner Annette Campbell, this gripping tale delves into the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of its characters, offering a profound reflection on the human experience. “We are excited to bring, ‘When a Woman’s Fed Up’ to the stage,” says Campbell, the show’s producer & director. “This play delves into the raw and unfiltered aspects of relationships, presenting a story that is both relatable and poignant. We believe that audiences will connect deeply with the characters and the universal themes explored in this production.

Audiences can expect to be thoroughly entertained and captivated by an incredibly talented ensemble cast, starring:

– Patrice Lovely: (Boo! A Madea Halloween, Love Thy Neighbor)
– Lenny Williams: (Grammy-nominated Singer & Songwriter, “Cause I Love You”)
-Shirley Murdock: (Singer “As We Lay,” Songwriter and Actress)
– Karon Joseph Riley: (Saints and Sinners, The Black Hamptons)
– Mike Jerel: (The Voice & former lead singer for legendary group Tower of Power)
– Terrell Phillips: (from hit R&B group Blackstreet)
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The combination of the enthralling script and the skilled performances of the cast promises to deliver an unforgettable theatrical experience for all attendees.
You don’t want to miss this inspirational, thought-provoking, spiritual, musical roller coaster of a play!

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