SEE WHAT AUDIENCES ARE SAYING ABOUT "CHARLIE"
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The Suffering (the prelude)
Divadom Entertainment Group & Consistently Cool present: “The Suffering” a film short prelude to the upcoming feature; about a woman who amidst, the normalcy of her morning routine, suffers from an extreme anxiety attack & how through extreme coping mechanisms, she has to quickly pull it back together, to be the "strong black corporate woman" everyone knows her to be. Written by Nikki Wade Produced by Nikki Wade and Calisha A. Prince Directed by Nikki Wade and Calisha A. Prince Director of Photograpy Calisha A. Prince |
DIVDOM ENT. GROUP CASTS & CO-PRODUCES THE NEW EDITION FAN MADE TRAILER - "N.E. HEARTBREAK THE MOVIE"!
In 2015 Bobby Huntley Films, in conjunction with Divadom Entertainment Group, set out on a journey to create a fan made trailer, with hopes of producing their story on a larger scale. This concept teaser was created as a labor of love with no budget. Just hard work, creativity and a love for New Edition and their legacy. |
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ATLANTA LOVES "LITTLE BLACK GIRL'S BLUES"
A MUSICAL STAGE PLAY
Set in 1927 and advancing forward ten years into 1937, spins a musical tale of a young teen girl, Jewel Jamison, living in the small and deeply religious town of Burgaw, NC, who has big dreams of becoming a famous Blues singer. However, after her father abandons the family, Jewel turns to her best friend and musical confidant, Lucas Lattimore, for comfort; resulting in a situation, that causes Jewel to be sent to live in Chicago with family members. After the sudden dissappearance of Lucas and spending the next 10 years Jewel cleaning the house of prominent club proprietor, Paul “Slim” Pickens, owner of the Black Swan Room; By chance, Jewel is discovered and given a chance to live out her dream. In the meantime, unbeknownst to Jewel, Lucas has not been far behind and in a twist of fate, the blessings of their dreams might be the source of her BLUES!
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Each and every character of "Little Black Girl's Blues" was clearly
thought-out; each individual role no matter how large or small was key to making the story line flow as it did with solid drama fused with smart characterized humor. Most all of the actors maximized the potential of their roles. I loved it and I would love to see it again. Samuel Marcus Brown ~author of Son of a Bishop, My Testimony I attended Little Black Girls Blues on Saturday June 04, 2011 8:pm. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the play. Having attended many plays around the Atlanta area, over the years, this was truly a good time. For her first shot out of the box Ms. (Hunter)Wade did a great writing job, along with her acting. It was a snazzy, kinetic, hot and hilarious... must see. It’s a great tribute to the toe-tapping song and dance era of the 1930’s, with a cast of phenomenally skillfull singers and actors. If anyone is a fan of the music and sound of the Harlem renaissance, you won’t want to miss it if it comes back! Lois Glover ~Design Engineer Went on Saturday night and thought it was just GREAT! It was a very professional production and had a great story. W. Cameron Tucker ~Actor I would like to commend you for such an Excellent stage play and performance. I found it to be very enjoyable especially the singers they were all so great. I also appreciated that you reached out to the younger generation, if we allow them to live their dream now they will always believe they can do anything if they only believe in. Please let me know when you schedule your next play. I would love to attend as well as make others aware of your talent. Diane Nance ~Network Services Provisioner |
I attended your play last night... and I wanted to tell you last night that I thought you did a wonderful job!
LaQuanda Plantt ~Casting Director "ElleQ Casting" Dear Nikki (Wade), You are amazing. Your cast was amazing. I loved your production and hope that millions get to see it soon. Thank you for inspiring me. I now have a new hero! Kenn Bivins ~Art Director Thanks for creating a wonderful experience! Monalisa Moody ~Graphic Artist I was very pleased with the cast, the production and the length of this stage play. I got the message of the producer. The cast was exceptionally talented; the songs were gratifying of the times in which the story was set. I will definitely attend future production. It was one of the best plays I've seen in a few years. Many blessing to the producer(s) and cast member for a performance well done! Jerry Hill ~Telecom Technician |