"Mama's Daughters" at Bruton Theatre at The Black Academy of Arts and Letters

A compelling gospel stage production that has garnered rave reviews, "Mama's Daughters" delves into the intricate dynamics of a mother and her daughters. Written and directed by Kerry-Ann Zamore, the thought-provoking play shines a light on the complex relationships shared among siblings, as well as the profound bond between mother and child.

"Mama's Daughters" boasts an extraordinary cast, including Dallas’ CeCe Godbolt as matriarch Contessah Irene. Godbolt is an award-winning gospel recording artist also known for her unforgettable portrayal of Effie in the off-Broadway production of “Dream Girls.” Joining her is actress Kaylynn Wilkerson, singer-songwriter Jordan Orionn, and radio personalities Roland "Stew" Hype Stewart and Lady T.

Filled with music, comedy and plenty of poignant moments, the play is executive produced by Dallas-based Cheryl P. Williamson of Williamson Media Group. Williamson is an award-winning filmmaker, philanthropist and international personality.

Following highly successful sold-out performances in Killeen and Waco, Texas, "Mama's Daughters" arrives in Dallas with renewed energy and anticipation. This compelling production eagerly seeks to captivate audiences, passionately highlighting the remarkable – and universal – strength and significance of the mother-daughter bond. With unwavering dedication, it continues its mission of shining a spotlight on the enduring power found within these cherished relationships.