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When flaw people say the realist shit; it gets complicated. When you love everything they say and hate everything they do; can you still love the person? Even in extreme cases, sometimes you don't realize how far gone you are until it's too late or it's over.

Charlie meets the love of her life at work and chooses Christian over her party lifestyle. Being a stripper has earned her a bad place with some of his family and they challenge the relationship every chance they get. Christian stands by her side as she struggles to close the door to the lifestyle she once loved.

Set over the course of two years, a small town girl is forced to overcome struggles beyond her control. A sense of betrayal and guilt lead her search for real family, all the while hiding a dark secret from the one she loves.

Pulling Me Out of Hell is a play that exhibits the damage and destruction violence creates in a home, from a unique perspective. In this play, a woman is confronted by several individuals, who explain staying in a toxic relationship can create more than one victim. The main character, Debra, will have to take a deep look into several relationships and decide if sacrificing them all is worth maintaining a marriage.

Professor Scapegloat and his minion Dismal struggle with their concerted efforts to make life for two humans as hellish as possible. This distinctive view of the underworld is suave and clever and offers a series of theatrical subplots ranging from rap to ballads to sword fights, along with substantial doses of satire and humor

Kwameka, Tony, Rochelle, and Rome are about to face secrets that will either help or hinder their futures. Kwameka is living the life she always wanted with her handsome boyfriend Rome. But when her ex-boyfriend Tony comes back into her life, the secrets of her past may destroy her happy life. Tony is use to living a fast life or drugs and crime but a change of events helped him to become a different man. He wants to start a life with Kwameka but secrets of their past are standing in the way. Rochelle's whole goal in life is to trap a man that will be able to take care of her and her kids. Will she go to any length to make that happen? Rome is handsome, successful, and a lady ...