Mama, I Want to Sing: The Next Generation at the Dempsey Theater, New York City in 2011. Photo credit: Jasmin Williams.

This classic Black gospel musical was named by Time Magazine as one of the "Ten Best of 1984." Loosely based on the life of Doris Troy ("Just One Look"), Mama follows the growth and development of Doris Winter from her roots in her father's church in Harlem to her rise to international fame as a pop singer. Mama is available for a full theatrical production or in a concert version.

"This show isn't just hot, it's a four-alarm meltdown."
— Hollywood Reporter

"The season’s joyfullest noise!" — Time Magazine

"...an invigorating production..." — The New York Times

Tyrone Flowers sings about love in Sing Harlem Sing! Photo credit: G. N. Miller.

Sing Harlem Sing! features Vy Higginsen, as you remember her, on WBLS, KISS-FM and WWRL.

Let Me Off In Harlem was presented in a dinner theater format, circa 2002.

This show is a re-creation of a back-in-the-day Harlem hot spot. The show is a nostalgic blend of jazz, soul, R & B and gospel.

	60 minutes • 7 singers • 4 member band • 1 set • 3 crew
			Audio selection from "When I Fall in Love"				Video selection from Let Me Off in Harlem promotional DVD featuring Myoshi.

Tyrone Flowers (foreground) singing in Joyful Joyful performance in 2006. Photo credit: G. N. Miller.

This is an intimate show with many moods, textures and expressions. Joyful Joyful was designed for small spaces such as restaurants.

Bettina Pennon as Mama Winter and Ahmaya Knoelle Higginson as Doris Winter in Mama, I Want to Sing: The Next Generation, 2011. Photo credit: Jasmin Williams.

Sing! Mama 2 is the sequel to Mama, I Want to Sing. This show follows the courtship, marriage and birth of the first child of superstar Doris Winter and her husband.

The last of the Mama trilogy, Born to Sing reveals the funny and stirring behind-the-scenes activities of Doris Winter's international tour with her sensitive, vulnerable 15-year-old daughter and a group of talented teenagers. Acclaimed by The New York Times, New York Post and Philadelphia Inquirer, Born to Sing dramatizes how family and spiritual values can help heal tensions and conflicts.

New Harlem Gospel Singers featured in Gospel Is...! Photo credit: G.N. Miller

A rousing blend of traditional and contemporary gospel music, this show is perfect for large theaters, auditoriums or houses of worship. Gospel Is…! is a high-energy, get-on-your-feet, and join-in-on-the-good-time experience.

	90 minutes • 12 singers • 3 member band 3 crew
			Audio selection from "Center Peace" Vocals by Dejahnee Richardson and The New York Reach Ensemble BUY CD
			Video selection from Gospel Is…! promotional DVD featuring The New York Harlem Gospel Singers.

This show is a story in concert with a message that says music can heal, inspire and bring people together in difficult and trying times. It features world-class soloists, duets, trios, and a wonderful male quartet.

This hand-clapping, toe-tapping gospel revue presents gospel favorites that can be enjoyed by the entire family from grandma to the baby sister.

This is a day in the life of an authentic gospel church on its 100th anniversary. The day-long ceremony takes place with inspiring guests who sing their powerful testimonies.

	60 minutes • 12-18 singers • 4 member band • 4 crew
			Audio selection: Vy Higginsen narrating and presenting selections from our promotional DVD for "This Is My Song"
			Video selection from "This Is My Song" promotional DVD featuring Richard Hartley.