Love & Marriage & New York City

I highly recommend this play to be seen. The play was very entertaining. One can relate to the theme(s) and situations being portrayed in the play. The actors embodied their roles and connected with their fellow actors, and so provided a fluid, realistic and funny performance. Lots of kudos to the playwright and actors, the play was well written, relevant to the Caribbean community, and also relevant to male/female and family relationships for everyone in general.

The evening was in celebration of a couple of birthdays for the group. The play "Love, Marriage, and New York City" was a perfect ending to a wonderful evening full of fun and laughter. We were not all of caribbean decent, but we all had fun and could relate to the story as it unfolded on stage. The show was almost interactive as the audience got so caught up in the circumstances of the characters on stage that they were offering advice and/or encouragement.....making everyone else laugh in response. I would recommend "Love, Marriage, and New York City" as a must see event!

I think that there was something for EVERYONE (message) in this play. I think that teenage girls especially should see it as the play explored getting to know oneself & continuing to better oneself. In spite of the philandering of one of the characters (he did receive his come uppance!) , I think it sends a positive message to young adults. I REALLY enjoyed the production and was thoroughly entertained.

I was feeling down in the dumps when I saw that another play was going to be at the Billie Holiday Theatre and I said to myself I needed to get out. I was so glad I purchased that ticket. I haven't laughed like that for a good while. The play truly gave me a spiritual uplift and also remined me of some of the trials and tribulations I've been through in my life in reference to relationships. Please keep the good plays coming!

An out of town engagement had my returning a tad late to make the Sunday performances. My guest and I truly intended to do a repeat. The character Jennifer was me on that stage. She is the essence of so many women who just can not give up or in to another. Jennifer performed the role perfectly. My guest so enjoyed the male characters. Himself a writer and the nephew of Alex Haley, he not only felt the writer's genius but also saw in his giving over to the role of the invalid a most delightful performance. The role of Natalie was performed well by the young lady and Theopholus was 'off the chain'. I certainly will attend again and again and will sell tickets this time of do as I have done in the past, buy a block of tickets and treat my friends. Again, "cuddoes" to Love & Marriage & New York City". Most Sincerely, Judy Thurston McNeil

I usually come to all of your production and have found them all 'Excellent'. To God be the Glory!!!! I came back to see Love and Marriage with a group of my co-workers, which they are still talking about. The special $10.00 rate allowed me to treat them to night at the theater, which in turn will support more ticket sales with your next production. When you've been blessed, pass it on...... P.S. I'm very impressed with the excellent scripts and stories that our people have produced in this small setting, one set stage with excellent actors and meaningful lessons with each theme. Eagerly awaiting the next show.....!

Production was well written and staged.

I had friends from out-of-town visitng NYC, and it was my turn to provide food and fun. The play Love & Marriage & NYC was a great treat and my group really enjoyed it. It was too true and too funny!!! Many thanks for being available locally.

I enjoyed the show very much and the actors played their parts very well. The characters were strong especially the stock broker (female) and Theo (the cousin). The immigration status of the characters was not brought up except for the scene when the rehearsal was done in anticipation of the INS appointment. The reversal of the roles of the couples was not anticipated. The model's compassion was also strong. Would go to see it again.

I enjoyed my night out. I laughed because it was entertaining. It was a play advertised for teenagers and up. I would not have been comfortable seeing the play with a 13,14,15,16,17or 18 year old because of the sexual overtones. My teenager could see the play with his friends, not with Mommy. All the performers were great,but Mr. Nixon Cesar was excellent. I recommend this community play. Good Luck to the actors. Sheila Glover