Thank you so much Darian (loldarian.blogspot.com) for brining my attention to the YouTube series Drama Queenz. Drama Queenz is a series that follows the lives of three roommates (Jeremiah, Davis and Preston) all of whom are aspiring Broadway actors. All I gots to say is- child, go check it out, you will not be disappointed. There are so many reasons to watch.1) The boys are cute. It always easier to check out a series when the stars are a easy on the eyes and these are. 2) The storyline is fabulous. We get to follow these guys as they are there to uplift and encourage each other, as they go through embarassing auditions and as they make noble attempts at hooking up. 3) The production is amazing. You will not be disappointed when you watch. My expectations weren't high when I heard that the episodes were available on YouTube. But these guys are doing some amazing work.
The black LGBT community has a huge void thats needed filling since the cancellation of Noah's Arc (thank God we just recently got the movie released to DVD). This series is a Godsend. PLEASE visit there site and check out the episodes. You will enjoy.
http://www.dramaqueenztheseries.com/
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Join Queer Black Cinema THIS Thursday, April 23 as we premiere the first public screening of Drama Queenz. Meet the cast and crew see exclusive video you haven't seen before followed by Q&A
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Queer Black Cinema presents
Drama Queenz, a new Black Gay Comedy Web-Series
QBC ReelTALK Q&A Discussion w/ Cast & Crew
TOPIC: The State of Black Gay roles in Theater
Moderated by Aaron Ingram (Act Now Foundation/ANF Film Collective)
The Drama Queenz is a ten-minute web-series that focuses on gay actors living in Queen, NY looking to make it big on Broadway. The series follows Jeremiah (Joseph), a dreamer with ridiculously poor audition luck, Davis (Griffith), a perfectionist whose hard work produces uneven results, and Preston (Rucker), a realist whose inhibitions stir-up delightful “drama” for all to enjoy
The series stars Dane Joseph (national tour of Aida), Kristen-Alexzander Griffith (national tours of Rent), and Troy Valjean Rucker (national tour of Jesus Christ Superstar).
Cash Bar & Light Refreshments (while supplies last)
$8 online $10 @ The door $6 w/ valid student ID
TICKETS
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PRESS RELEASE
INSIDE THE Q Blog
http://qbcfestival.wordpress.com/2009/04/07/drama_queenz/
VIDEO PROMO
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RADIO PROMO
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5860128475fca9be/
PURCHASE A TICKET ONLINE AND ENTER A CHANCE
TO WIN DIRTY LAUNDRY dir. Maurice Jamal
Photo Opt/Networking/Light refreshments@7:15 PM
Screening @8 PM
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