Hello, Arts Supporters!  

Be sure to reserve your seat, now!  Only a few seats left.
The "Emperor of Lincoln Street" is an exciting new work, by emerging playwright, Richard Asbury.
Come see the story unfold, and learn about Nappy and his family's way of dealing with all the turmoil and upheaval of the late 1960's.


                                                                                      Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio
Presents
a Dramatic Reading
“The Emporer of Lincoln Street”
by
Richard Asbury
Saturday, September 24th
5:00 P
The Otis Moss Medical Center
Conference Room, 2nd Floor
8819 Quincy Avenue
 Parking in rear.  Enter rear doors.
 
Featuring
                                             Anthony Brown                        Neda Spears
                                            Gideon Patrick Lorete              Brian Westerley
                                            James McGilbray                     Angela Winborn
                                            Tamicka Scruggs                      Lorrainna Worthen
 
            Tickets:  $5.00
            To order & RSVP, call:  Roxann Asbury, 216-269-5363
            Checks: Wake Up And Live’s Actors’ Studio
            Tickets held at door. Plus, At-door Sales.
            Seating Limited.
 
The Emperor of Lincoln Street 
A drama in 2 acts that highlights a successful, upper-middle class, African American family in 1968. Set in the fictitious city of Jefferson. The play addresses the issues of sibling rivalry, race in the African American community (at that time), homosexuality, and the price of success.
The main character, NAPPY, is a "self made man" who is tough on his family and demands respect from all that cross his path. He is conflicted with the changes he sees in his community and his family's desire to leave his oppressive control and find their own lives. He loves them but does not know how to communicate that love.
 
What is a Dramatic Reading ?
It’s a ‘Dry Run’ for a play. There are no props or staging. It’s just the acting out of the written word. It is the audience’s chance to “see” the play in their minds…It’s a chance for the Author, Director  and Producer to “see”  the reaction of an audience.
Please,  come, enjoy and share your opinion of this effort. We plan for a full stage play early in   2017.
 
    Thank you in advance!
     Richard  S. Asbury, Playwright
     Sue Johnson, Director, Producer
      wakeupandlives@gmail.com