Sunday potluck dinners usually mean everybody brings something, but at the Turner/Moore house, all you have to bring is your appetite—because ain’t nobody leaving hungry with what Momma Retha is putting on the table.
But somewhere between the food, the laughter, and family tradition, folks have a way of serving up a little more than what’s on the menu. And with plenty of sides to go around, some things just don’t belong on the dinner table.
Mind Yo Business!
But somewhere between the food, the laughter, and family tradition, folks have a way of serving up a little more than what’s on the menu. And with plenty of sides to go around, some things just don’t belong on the dinner table.
Mind Yo Business!
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I Want My Daddy is a heartfelt stage play about three women struggling with the loss or absence of a father and the lasting impact those experiences have on their relationships, identity, and life choices. Blending heartfelt drama with moments of comedic relief—from a lovable, outspoken aunt with a drinking problem to an unexpected reunion with a long-lost father—the production takes audiences on an emotional journey of laughter, tears, healing, and hope. I Want My Daddy is a powerful reminder that while father wounds can shape our lives, they do not have to define our future.
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Don't Close Your Eyes is a thought-provoking stage play about the consequences of being blind to the realities unfolding right in front of us. Through the lives of Pastor and First Lady Waters and those closest to them, the story reveals how pride, distraction, denial, and appearances can keep people from recognizing the warning signs, hidden pain, and difficult truths that demand their attention. Blending drama, humor, and unexpected twists, Don't Close Your Eyes challenges audiences to open their eyes before it's too late.
Too Much, Too Little, Too Late is a relatable stage play about her dream and his reality. She has always dreamed of the perfect wedding—complete with the long white dress, beautiful bridesmaids, and the fairy-tale marriage she's imagined since childhood. But once the honeymoon is over, the loving fiancée he fell in love with becomes a nagging wife, leaving him to wonder if he should have ever said, "I do," while meddling relatives and outside opinions only add fuel to the fire. Blending comedy, heartfelt moments, and real-life struggles, Too Much, Too Little, Too Late explores what happens when the fairy tale meets reality and reminds audiences that a lasting marriage is built long after the wedding day.
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He Has Given Us New Life is an inspiring stage play about faith, marriage, and the silent struggles that often go unnoticed behind smiling faces. Keith and Kayla Blake faithfully serve God and their church, yet as they long for a child, judgment, family pressure, and unexpected temptation begin to test both their marriage and their faith. Blending heartfelt drama with hope and inspiration, He Has Given Us New Life leaves Keith and Kayla wondering if God can truly give them a new life.
Tell Hell I Ain't Coming is a powerful stage play about the ongoing battle between transformation and temptation. As lives changed by God's grace are confronted by the very people, habits, and desires they thought they had left behind, each character must decide whether to return to their old ways or remain faithful to the life God has called them to live. Blending drama, humor, and redemption, this production reminds us that temptation will come knocking—but don't run. Open the door and declare, "I ain't coming!"
