ORIGINALS
Dinner with Booker T.
Drawn from Water
Frat House
Experience "DINNER WITH BOOKER T."! On October 16, 1901, Booker T. Washington made history as the first Negro to dine at the White House. Through song and dance, witness Mr. Washington's reflections on the racial tensions surrounding this event. Originally staged as "THE DINNER" at the Midtown International Theatre Festival 2015, the solo show sheds light on America's past struggles with racial equality. Critics hailed it as a "fiercely accurate drama." In today's era of Black Lives Matter, it serves as a poignant reminder to learn from history and strive for a better future.
DRAWN FROM THE WATER, a vibrant and eclectic Gospel musical based on the story of
Moses as told in the Book of Exodus. It challenges us as a people to explore our differences in culture, social class, slavery in today’s workforce, and to better understand God’s love for ALL in the midst of turmoil and faith. There’s nothing new under the sun. Its story is old but as potent in meaning for today’s world.
FRAT HOUSE, a modern-day ‘Prodigal Son’ comedic musical, follows Thomas, a Pastor's son who defies his father's wishes by joining a fraternity in college. This award-winning production blends Gospel music, Dance, Rap, and humor with a powerful message! Recipient of 2 Festival Favorite Awards at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, including Festival Favorite Playwright, FRAT HOUSE is a lively mix of high-energy music, dancing, and a nostalgic 70’s fraternity house party. Prepare to laugh, cry, and groove along to the soulful beats of FRAT HOUSE!
Original Works History
2023
Queens Harlem Renaissance- Darryl Reuben Hall
2022
A Virtuous Woman
Dinner with Booker T. by Darryl Reuben Hall
2017
A Merry Motown Christmas - Amelia Musical Playhouse
Harlem of the South by Darryl Reuben Hall
Drawn from the Water by Darryl Reuben Hall
2016
A Merry Motown Christmas - Amelia Musical Playhouse
2015
The Dinner by Darryl Reuben Hall
Dee Quaranta's Shouts of Triumph: A Freedom Song
2014
Darryl Reuben Hall’s Frat House
Great Men of Gospel by Elizabeth Van Dyke
Reflections on Memories Lost
Roumel Reaux’s Sinner Man
Apostasy: 360 Degrees by Noble Lee Lester
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