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“Til Death Do Us Part?” is a two-character play that chronicles the tumultuous post-wedding relationship of a young African-American couple. Ricky Donat, 26 year-old inner-city grade school teacher and Sabrina Renee Jones-Donat, 31 year-old Real Estate Agent recently wed in front of family and friends at an extravagant Destination Wedding on a white sandy beach in Aruba. The young lovers immediately encounter growing pains that threaten to destroy their vows.

Starring:  Dee Bright-Foreman and Terrance Epps
 Directed/Written by: Daniel Jean

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HIP-HOP POETRY:

The lyrics in the poetry offer a fascinating look into the hip-hop culture, addressing a wide range of subjects including parenthood, drugs, media, love, propaganda and racism; all presented in an interesting and humorous context.

SHORT STORIES/ESSAYS:

The semi-autobiographical short stories/essays are grounded in the everyday reality of youth who embody the hip-hop lifestyle and allows the reader to gain a better understanding of the daily challenges these individuals face.

CHARACTER PLAY:

The play titled, “A Degree of Difficulty-Class of 1985” is centered squarely on the struggles of dysfunctional families living in the ghettos of America, and the dangerous cycle of poverty that many blacks encounter. The play takes an insightful look at one
young black teen, being raised without his father in the heart of Newark, New Jersey, as he
approaches adulthood during his final year in high school. This play is a must read for all who were raised without a father or those who need to gain a better understanding of fatherless children.