User:NolbertBrownJr

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NOLBERT BROWN JR.
A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Nolbert Brown, Jr. is an award-winning playwright, director and life story playwright. CEO and Founder of Sun Tan School of Theaters, Sun Tan Entertainment, and Nolbert Brown Jr. Entertainment, his experience has spanned over 2 decades. Producing over thirty productions throughout his career, he is presently working on sitcoms targeted for television, and has ready product for cinema. Brown is credited with his colleagues for creative script writing for the character of “George Jefferson,” played by Sherman Hensley, to the set of “All in the Family.”

PLAYWRIGHT-DIRECTOR'S UPDATE FOR 2010
The most current plays written and directed by Nolbert Brown Jr.: “The Night the Economy Crashed (What Will You Do Without Cash)," and "The Sisters of Soul, the R&B Story.” His latest musical theater performances will hit the box office in mulitple states in 2010.

LIFE STORIES

 * The Life Story of Marvin Gaye
 * The Life Story of Mahalia Jackson
 * The Life Story of Jackie Wilson
 * The Life Story of Rick James (New)

THEATER PLAYS

 * Bubbling Brown Sugar
 * Cabin in The Sky
 * Cotton Club
 * God Gave Me the Voice to Sing
 * I Can’t Get Enough of That Woman
 * Jesus Save My Two Sons
 * Me, He, and She
 * My Father Prayed For Me
 * My Sister Has An Attitude
 * One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show
 * The Devil Made Me Do It
 * The Devil Said I Didn’t Say It
 * The Door Opens on Both Sides
 * The Yellow Pillow
 * This Joint is Jumpin
 * Whatever Happened to Black Love
 * What Would Jesus Do This Moment
 * Why This Woman Keep Cheatin on Me
 * Wicked Woman
 * Women Are Not to Be Trusted

FOR TELEVISION ONLY

 * Chocolate City
 * Trolley Car
 * In the Middle of it All

FOR CINEMA ONLY

 * A Good Man is Hard to Find
 * Beauty in the Eye of the Beholder
 * Double Old Soul
 * Money is the Root of All Evil
 * Paint the White House Black
 * Real Women Pray
 * The Temptations of My Sins

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