Re: A Dead Man Walking, Atalantic City « Result #1 on Feb 24, 2009, 5:31pm »
THIS SHOW WAS AMAAAAAAAAAAZING!!! IT WAS FUNNY AND HAD A GREAT MESSAGE!! THE CAST WAS WELL PUT TOGETHER LOOOOVED THE ANGEL HE CAN SANG!!! VALERIE WAS GREAT AND CAN SANG TOO!! THE MUSIC WAS AWESOME AND HAD ME UP ON MY FEET!!!!!! I WOULD ABSOLUTELY GO SEE IT AGAIN!!!!!!
Re: A Dead Man Walking, Atalantic City « Result #2 on Feb 23, 2009, 2:02pm »
What a great show. The entire night was great. The theater was gorgeous. The music was awesome. The cast was phenomenal. And the play itself was an adventure. The entire cast was great on all levels. They were funny (Momma and the Rev). They were kind (Sonia). They were mean (Officer Willis and Warden) and they were loving (Valerie). As for Michael Samuels he made me want to break him out of prison. Thank you all for everything you did on Saturday nigh. You blessed me and so many in so many ways. We went to eat after the show and heard the table next to us talking about it. 10 minutes later we had pushed all of our tables together and had a Dead Man Walking dinner party. We all laughed and fellowshipped and made friends. Thank you because your hard work did that. Thank you again and you will go along way. I hope your ready.
Re: A Dead Man Walking, Atalantic City « Result #3 on Feb 23, 2009, 1:53pm »
I have to agree with the last couple of post. We made the trip down from Manhattan and we needed something to do instead of sitting in the room. I am a huge Tyler Perry fan so gospel plays are right up my alley. This play was the best theater event I have seen, EVER! This young man has a winner with this production. The story, the songs, the drama and comedy were magnificent. I know people always claim that their the next Tyler Perry. Trust me on this. It's just a matter of time before they will be saying "He or she is the next Kenneth G. Craddox." As the other poster said, he is the best kept secret in theater. Great job Kenneth, great job.
Re: A Dead Man Walking, Atalantic City « Result #4 on Feb 23, 2009, 1:24pm »
I need to say what I thought about the other night. First the bad. It was very cold in the theater. Can't hold you responsible for that. That'sit for that. Now as for the play. I came to the show expecting to see something of your typical church production. Some church members trying their best. Never did I expect to see what I saw. The show was beyond the imagination of theater goers. The cast took your imagination deep into the story as well as deep into the lives of every character. The singing was impressive and annointed. I have to say that if you ever see this show coming you better get a ticket. It is a definite hit. Thank you for a wonderful night of theater and I pray God blesses you more.
A Dead Man Walking, Atalantic City « Result #6 on Feb 22, 2009, 7:06pm »
Thank you so much for the perfect night. It was truly more than I expected. The cast and the music was dynamic. Congratulations to a playwright with a bright career ahead. The entire night was a night to remember. Be blessed in all you do.
Re: Memories of Dad « Result #7 on Oct 3, 2008, 1:19am »
I would just like to thank everyone for there prayers, well wishes, and support during my illness. God is strengthening me daily and bringing me back stronger than ever. Thank you Ken and Tena (and your sweet kids) for your support. They are truly great people who with the love they project in there writing and productions live it out on a daily basis. Bless you.
Pastor Ed Craddox Praise Temple Ministries Asbury Park N.J
Re: Memories of Dad « Result #8 on Jul 31, 2008, 2:00pm »
Blessings to such a wonderful family!...smile I just was informed that Rev. Ed Craddox (my brother in the Lord) was in the hospital as well as Sis. Barbara Lester. My prayers are with the both of you and my heartfelt thoughts are extended to you this day....May God's richest blessings be yours and may His healing completely restore you back to optimal health! I love you both dearly! Elder Thigpen Faith Tabernacle United Holiness Church 11 Avenue A, Freehold, N.J. 732-720-4422
Re: Long Branch « Result #10 on Mar 19, 2008, 10:15pm »
Forget the prom. Baby lets go straight to the alter and get married. He looked so good when he came out at the end of the night. That's like the best part of the show.
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Forget the prom. Baby lets go straight to the alter and get married. He looked so good when he came out at the end of the night. That's like the best part of the show.