No Jive Productions presents HIS DOUBLE LIFE
No Jive Productions, INC. proudly announces the triumphant return of His Double Life, the two act stage play written and produced by the creative mind of Author, NiAl Martin. Committed to exploring the complexities of family values within the black culture, Martin's His Double Life, follows a young man in his pursuit of acceptance, self-identity, and unconditional love.
On August 26th, the Macon City Auditorium will host Nial and cast of His Double Life for one night only. The production will feature the talents of Robyn Lajoya Charles, the daughter of Legendary Rhythm and Blues Singer, Ray Charles, actor Quincy T. Bonds, known for his role as Pookie on the hit Tyler Perry's series House of Payne, and David Tolliver, from the popular 90's R&B group Men at Large.
This play will shed light on the cause and effects that family secrecies have over one's life once exposed. Examining the dynamics of an unparalleled relationship between a father and son. Addressing topics of masculinity and the vital role history plays in the act of forgiveness. Which sometimes lead to consequences that are life changing. "In the end, His Double Life provides us with a view of what can happen when we accept the differences that exist in others and the hope of knowing that love conquers all."
Tickets are available now for purchase online at www.ticketmaster.com for the Macon Georgia premiere or visit www.nojiveproductions.org/HDLTOUR for more information and future releases dates.
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