Writer, Producer, Actor, and Director Clark
Clyburn brings the hit gospel play to the legendary Newark Symphony Hall
about a gospel love story that deals with the "ups and downs" of
relationships today.
Admission Price: $35 Or $30 each for a group of 5 or more
CONTACT: Antoinette Gadsden - 347-805-8576 or Clark Clyburn - 973-653-9550
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From Writer, Producer, Actor, and Director Clark Clyburn,
who brought you the local hit plays, like "Black-On-Black Crime," "A
Woman's Temple," "Hip-Hop Spelling Bee: The Sharp Minds Of Our Youth,"
and "A Father's Repentance: A Reflection In Time," presents the gospel
play that was a hit three times in New York City's "Off-Broadway," a hit
in Passaic, New Jersey, and a hit in Washington, D.C. titled:
DOWN BY THE HUDSON: A LOVE STORY FOR THE SOUL
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This play is about a man named "Shaquan Ellis" and a
woman named "Belinda Drakeford," who met at the right time, but in the
wrong place. Before they met, it felt impossible for them to ever be in
another trusted and loving relationship with anyone, due to their
unpleasant previous relationships. After dating for a few years,
"Shaquan" and "Belinda" fell in love and knew they were "equally yoked"
to be together. They took a walk along the New York Hudson on a cool
summer evening, which was the night they decided to become one under the
"Ordinance of God." It was a match made from the heavens above.
