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Sunday, December 6, 2009

NO PLACE TO CALL HOME (Theater Play)
Paul Roberson Theatre
Last Performance: Sat, December 12th, 2009
Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NYC


Hey Black Family,


I came out in the rain and sleet and saw this play on Saturday, December 5th, 2009 in order to go out and support my friend Sidiki Fofana who is one of the actors in the play. The play was a really poignant piece and the behavior and attitudes with the youth of today! The language of the youth wore me out, but it was reality like the kids on the buses and trains or out in the street.

December 12th, 2009 is the last performance so please show your support. Well worth the $20.00 bucks!!


"Five Adolescent boys living in a foster care group Home. Will the threat by the homeowners association to close the home be enough to stem the tide of dysfunctional behavior developing from the youths? You be the judge!!" (STRONG LANGUAGE)


Written By Les Ford
Directed by Evric Dechane Atwell


Last Performance Date:
SATURDAY DECEMBER 12th, 2009

Showtime @ 8PM!


General Admission $20 / Senior Citizens - Students $10
Also we have industry comps!.

Location: Paul Robeson Theatre
40 Greene Avenue
(between Carlton Avenue and Adelphi Street)
Fort Greene in Downtown Brooklyn, NY



Cast:

Gabriel Hamilton as Malcolm Frazier




Kubbi Actress as Princella Cobb



Dennis Johnson as Travis Bennett



Sidiki Fofana as Kareem Bennett




Henry Gray as John Bellows




Moises Acevedo as George Gerard



Cory Campbell as Cerone Jones



Erik Mckay as Luther Bennett



Tamala Baldwin as Helene James



Jahnesha Huertas as PeeDee

and

William Abbot as Trinidad Mack

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