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Follow on Google News | "In Three Days" ... A Play You Don't Want To MissThe play centers around the friendship of two men; one black and one Jewish. One of them only has .... "Three Days to live." To find out which life is about to expire ... you must be there to see the play. Without giving away too much of the plot, there are some twists and turns that are just too juicy not to share. First, there is the very sexy secretary, played by Nakia Nichole Lawrence (from McDonough, Georgia) who steams up the stage with her portrayal of Ms. Ali. "People should come see me grace the stage in this production, to get a live experience of how passionate I am about my "Gift of Acting." Then .... there issssss that dreaded cousin that every family seems to have and ... he always seem to show up at the wrong time; not to mention what will come out of his mouth after a few drinks. Cousin Henry is played by Jarryn M. Bingham. '"In Three Days" speaks on a various amount of topics that are highly relevant today. One of the most relevant topics is the substances of one's life. Are you living or just existing?"' ROGER PAYANO (Rick): Takes the lead role. He is a graduate of The National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts and Actors Repertory Theatre in Washington DC. On stage, Roger has portrayed characters such as Othello, Van Helsing, Demetrius, and Roberto Clemente. In TV and Film, he's starred in Celia, The Young & The Restless and more. "IN THREE DAYS is a one hour & a half staged montage of family dramedy, locker room talk & self discovery that can be best described as 'The Christmas Carol' meets 'Soul Food' in the twenty first century". And yes .... there is also a ..... cousin Helen, played by RIED. "Why should people come see me? BECAUSE I AM FABULOUS. I've never had an audience member that left any show I've done leave without enjoying themselves". "In Three Days" cast is rounded out with an ensemble of the most interesting characters that one can imagine. To see them .... "you must see the show!" The play runs April 6, 7 (Friday & Saturday) at 8pm & April 8th, 2018 (Sunday) at 4pm. Tickets are $25 advance & 35$ at the door. There are limited VIP Tickets for $50 that include: VIP seating, VIP Lounge, Light Refreshments, Early Entrance, Photo Ops and more. Tickets can be purchased at Black Spectrum Theatre online Box Office at http://www.blackspectrum.com/ This production is produced by Gregory L. Hudson and New Style Entertainment, Inc. End
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