Taking place in a Harlem apartment, Martie Charles-Evans’s very loosely plotted drama offered its performers opportunities for interesting character portrayals. The chief persons included Jameena (Marcella Lowery), a young, Black seamstress who prefers her part-time job to going into business for herself; her philandering, drummer boyfriend, Omar Butler I (Dick Williams); a predatory neighbor, Vivian Williams (Lucretia R. Collins),who deals drugs and hankers for the drummer; and an oddball janitor, Crazy Man Johnson (Arnold Johnson), whose teenage son dies of an overdose. – Samuel L. Leiter, Encylopedia of the New York Stage 1970-75
Credit | Artist | Photo |
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Playwright | Martie Evans-Charles | |
Director | Shauneille Perry | |
Stage Manager | Fred Seagraves | |
Set Designer | C. Richard Mills | |
Lighting Designer | Shirley Prendergast | |
Actor | Dick A. Williams | |
Actor | Lucretia Collins | |
Actor | Charles Weldon | |
Actor | Lester Forte | |
Actor | Arnold Johnson | |
Actor | Marcella Lowery | |
Actor | Roxie Roker | |
Actor | Aston S. Young |
All 1972-73 Season productions: