Makin’ Changes

Hey,

Big announcement I’m MAKIN’ CHANGES! You’ve heard correctly my first Stage Play Musical is coming.

Neighbors, Friends and loved ones all have their own issues in life. The struggles of Lisa and Valerie trying to raise their children with deadbeat daddies, Anita, a devoted Church Girl who falls in love with a player from the streets, and young 16 year old Nichole, who is trying to find where she fits in. “Makin’ Changes” is a stage play musical, that is filled with comedy and conflict that unfolds, develops and follows the lives of ordinary people, dealing with everyday problems. As they are on a quest to be successful, they learn that their situations won’t change until they change. Will they all make the changes needed for a better way of life?

You gotta come see! I’m The show is a hysterical sure hit and I have amazing cast all from the Motor City! The show stars Detroit R&B recording artist Johnyce Jackson and Tajineé Blevins. Along with Whitney Davis, Raymond Clora, Darrin Nelson, LaDon Branch and Alesia Simmons as Valerie

But that’s not it! I’ll be there too with my outrageous character Max. He says whatever he wants, whenever he wants and how ever he wants (Heads up if he sees you on your phone, being loud or coming late he may talk about you!). So get ready to fall out your seats laughing because I’m coming to SHUT NORTH WEST ACTIVITIES CENTER DOWN!

Coming to the Paul Robeson Theater inside the North West Activity Center March 5th-6th! I’m only doing three shows only so don’t wait till the last minute to get tickets. Also, I want everyone to come. Tickets are only $20 for general admission, $25 for VIP which includes early preferred seating and a chance to meet the cast and myself.

Tickets are on sale now!

Talk soon,

Prince

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