Below are scenes from "A Mother's Scorn" that was held at the George W. Wingate Auditorium, in Brooklyn, New York of April 2009, and at the Bloomfield High School Auditorium in Bloomfield, New Jersey of July 2008. In both performances the cast mesmerized audience members with their phenomenal talent, and infectious enthusiasm on stage.

George W. Wingate Auditorium Performance

Brooklyn, New York

Saturday, April 18, 2009

 The host of the evening is the man himself Ian "D Goose" Eligon from the "Wendy Williams Experience" radio show. Mr. Eligon did a fabulous job.

 Reggae/Hip-Hop Artiest "Faraji" opened the show with the national anthem. He was splendid during his performance.

Up and coming reggae artiest "Shermain Jeremy" also performed at the show with her beautiful ballets. Great job Shermain!

Special guest appearance by "June Busacco" from New York City's 311 Hotline for abuse victims. Ms. Busacco is a Customer Service Representative who volunteered her expertise and time to highlight the importance of working toward helping sexual abused victims deal with their personal battles on a daily basis. Thus, the stage play "A Mother's Scorn" is based on the same issue.

In this scene is Malcolm Cunningham played by "Fernando Flores" and Debra Faucet played by  "Chriscia Robinson". Here these two just cannot seem to agree far less like each other. Debra is Cassandra's best friend who dislikes Sandy's new man.

Malcolm you seem confused about the situation. Just accept the truth and move on buddy.

In this scene Cassandra Samuels played by "Michelle K. Sydney" is ordering around poor Ms. Clara McCall played by "Yvette Sterling" to place a heavy box in her living-room.

Beginning from left hand corner is Amanda Samuels played by "Terry-Ann Brown - Forsythe", Mr. Andrew Samuels played by "Anthony Lopez', and Brian Samuels played by "Nelson Njee". The children are all excited to see their father, meanwhile Mr. Samuels shares his personal battles with them and hopes that they both forgive and understands his pain and struggle.

Amanda is such a lucky girl to have a loving brother like Brian. Perhaps he can erase her sorrow with some comforting words from a big brother who loves and cares about her very much. Besides with the way things are going in this house she definitely needs a shoulder to cry on.

Here Ms. Clara is ironing the family's clothes while rude Amanda sits at the table upset, and Brian provokes Ms. Clara with his basketball.

 Wow! it appears like Malcolm is getting ready to turn Cassandra's world upside down. After all it's been a while!

By the look of things Mr and Mrs. Samuels are having some serious verbal conflicts, let's hope the children are not at home during this drama. Not to forget the nosy housekeeper Ms. Clara, if she learns about this then the entire neighborhood will be highly informed tomorrow.

Well, Well, Well, Ms. Faucet busy as always huh! Perhaps you need to make sure that your best friend Sandy is fine before you fly out to Paris on your private jet.

Ms. Clara reveals a secret to Brian that he just cannot believe. Despite Ms. Clara's nosy traits she finally found a way to put it to good use this time. If only Brian would think about what she told him before things get worse.

Malcolm and Cassandra returns from their vacation. Ms. Clara just stepped out of the swimming pool, and was a bit shocked to see the couple back so soon.

My goodness Cassandra cheer up things could have been worst, after all you brought all of the misery on yourself. Hope things work out for the best soon.

The tension builds up as Ms. Clara looks on as Amanda and her mother Cassandra exchange some heavy words. It's about time Amanda tell her mother how she really feels.

Cassandra is all elated when her "Romeo" comes to take her out to dinner. She looks smashing and Malcolm is all excited to show off his assets.

"I wonder what Debra may have said to get Amanda this furious at her". Oh well it's about time she gave her a tongue lashing.

Malcolm in case you forgot Amanda is not your child, so control your hands a bit. By the look on Amanda's face she really is uncomfortable with your bad fathering skills.

Yes Mr. Samuels is about time you give Cassandra a piece of your damn mind. She is a confused individual who needs a major reality check, and I believe you are the perfect man to let her know what time it is.

It looks like Ms. Clara finally found herself a companion, or is he just an estranged fellow in a cape. Oh well! lets hope he means well for Clara's sake.

"What's in the dark always comes to light"

The cast after the show: Beginning from left hand corner is Cassandra played by "Michelle K. Sydney", Ms. Clara played by "Yvette Sterling", Mr. Samuels played by "Anthony Lopez", Amanda played by "Terry-Ann Brown - Forsythe", Brian played by "Nelson Njee", Debra played by "Chriscia Robinson", and Malcolm Played by "Fernando Flores". The cast received standing ovation from spectators for a job well done once again.

Seen here from the left hand corner is the production's Public Relations, and Marketing Manager "Carl Gray". Mr.Gray is the President of The Netlinkz Group, INC in New York City. Also seen here with him are the two performers "Shermain Jeremy", and "Faraji".

Bloomfield High School Auditorium Performance

Bloomfield, New Jersey

Saturday, July 12, 2008

On stage is Mr. Kevin Multon from "Jam Down Radio" who hosted the show for the evening. Mr. Multon entertained the crowd very well with his charm and up-beat personality. Job well done!

This is the kitchen area of the set where the housekeeper Ms. Clara likes to pretend she's working. Notice how close she places her ironing board to the bar.

This photo shows the Samuels dining area where they normally eat together as a family.

This is a portion of the living room area. On the sofa is clothes that Ms. Clara ignores. She is always on the phone! What do you expect?

This is Cassandra and Malcolm's bedroom. The sad thing is she rarely spends time in it with him. Come on Cassandra did you really think that he would sleep in the bed alone?

Here Ms. Clara is in Cassandra's room gossiping while rude Amanda played by "Terry-Ann Brown-Forsythe" speeches off her mother. 

Here Cassandra Samuels played by "Michelle Sydney" is excited after meeting a handsome businessman. Wait until she finds out that her "knight and shinning armor" would soon turn out to be her worse nightmare.

 What a lovely couple! Here Malcolm Cunningham played by "Fernando Flores" came by to take Cassandra out on their first date.

After leaving home Mr. Samuels played by "Anthony Lopez" come by to see his children. Ms. Clara welcomes him into the home and gets herself ready to gossip with Mr. Samuels about Cassandra.

Oh boy! I can feel the tension in the room with these three. Cassandra's ex-husband versus her new man. By the look of things Mr. Samuels is not happy to meet Malcolm at all.

 In this scene Malcolm gives Amanda a beautiful necklace. He enjoys giving her gifts, and she loves receiving them as well. The problem here is Malcolm intentions are not good at all.

In this scene  Brian played by "Nelson Njee" seen on the  floor, and Malcolm begin to argue and fight over Amanda's school outfit. Brian thinks it's to grown for a girl her age and Malcolm thinks it looks great.  Behind Ms. Clara runs in to keep the peace.

In this photo the housekeeper Ms. Clara played by "Yvette Sterling" is about to make a phone call to do what she does best "gossip" I have no idea why the Samules hired this woman. Perhaps they got her service at a very economical cost. Well as they say "you get what you pay for".

Look who! On the left is the infamous Ms. Debra Faucet  played by "Chriscia Robinson". Debra is Cassandra's best friend who always tries to console Sandy in her time of pain and sorrow. Debra is hot, single, and loves dating rich men. Wait until Cassandra tells her what she really thinks about her and her wild lifestyle.

 After the show the cast and crew was introduced to the audience by the host Mr. Multon. Spectators gave them uncontrollable applauses, and commended them on their good acting skills and talent. This cast needs to head to Broadway with a production of this magnitude, and hard work they all deserve it.

15 Jul 2008    "A Mother's Scorn" received standing ovation from the crowd