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Request a couponLoved everything about this performance, from the actors, and the emotions they portrayed through their characters and the old style setting… Worth every penny.
The cast was excellent, and I grabbed my attention from the very beginning!
At All Cost was a play that opened up the discussion of mental health. As a guest of Randy Coleman I truly was inspired by the playwright. The adaptation of being a strong black family in the time period of The Great Depression was what was expected, but forgetting that mentally it took a toll on their lives. Seeing that it passed down from generation to generation and never being addressed. Hopefully we will get a part two. And just a shoutout to all cast members for a job well done.
Excellent performance!!
Honestly, I came expecting just another ‘ho-hum’ play and performance. I was very pleasantly surprised. The play had meaning and depth. The lead characters portrayed their characters well. Shirley Bryant added a touch of comic relief while portraying her character as well. I would enjoy seeing an expanded version of this production!
The cast was excellent especially Shirley Bryant!
This play, although staged years ago, showed how we are all willing to do what we have to, at all cost!
Ray, played by Randy Coleman, was familiar as well as all of his counterparts. Randy took that role, totally outside of his character and made it real. I was angry and laughed! Seeing a man that's willing to take care of his family but make some questionable decisions still happens this very day. I'm hoping to see Mr. Coleman in many more plays and movies that will allow his Gift to be displayed in a way that this world is not ready for!
Thank you everyone! Black theater love! 🎥 ❤️
The cast was excellent especially Shirley Bryant!
Shirley Bryant was awesome. Great show
I was really into this story! All of the actors had me on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen next! I appreciated that the husband had redeeming dialog because in so many plays and movies the Black man is made the villain with no explanation of his feelings or empathy towards his character or life experiences. This play was not one of those. The grandmother stole my heart!! She was funny too! The entire play was excellent the cast had wonderful chemistry and the story flowed seamlessly. I'm very glad I came to support!
Show was great! Many different emotions and feeling while watching. I was invited by Randy Coleman and was honestly impressed on how he pretreated the character he did it bought so many different emotions to the show
This show was so amazing. It touched basis with a lot of issues people face today. Alcoholism, Gambling, Family. The actors were a great for this show. Wray Edmond was something else. Lol... All characters did very well. I was very entertained, start to finish.
The play was amazing, it was so good that I went to the 2 o’clock show and I wanted to stay for the 5 o’clock showing to watch it all over again. It was very entertaining and relatable. And the entire cast was perfect for the roles they had, they had my emotions going like a roller coaster, one minute I’m laughing, next I’m crying and then I’m mad. Lol it’s a must see definitely.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this original script unfold. Randy Coleman, Rashida Costa, and the rest of the cast shined with energy and humor. A very dramatic heartfelt play with funny moments as well. Kudos to the playwright Ms Costa and all the actors.
Honestly, I came expecting just another ‘ho-hum’ play and performance. I was very pleasantly surprised. The play had meaning and depth. The lead characters portrayed their characters well. Shirley Bryant added a touch of comic relief while portraying her character as well. I would enjoy seeing an expanded version of this production!
I attended with friends and overall we enjoyed the play. The family dynamics of trying to improve your socioeconomic status but ultimately being pulled back was heart tugging. In that way it reminded me of the storyline in “A Raisin in the Sun”. I especially enjoyed the performances of Shirley Bryant and Randy Coleman.
I was invited by Stacey Hunt Wesley. The plane was phenomenal.!!! I enjoyed every character.. Rashida made us feel her role her pain, her joy her passion. Shirley Bryant did not disappoint with an earth, shaking performance, humorous wise an overall great performance. Now Stacey‘s role left me in tears laughing. When she waved that fan, it was one of the most memorable parts for me. I’d end up writing a book talking about each role. It was well written well performed by everyone and well received by the audience. Take a bow. You all did an amazing job.
Amazing Performance!!
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