I grew up around many older mothers in the church who felt like “they knew it all and had all the answers for God.”  I laughed so much, I found myself crying. The play was magnificent, amazing and I want to commend Dr. and Mrs. Burns for their wealth of wisdom.
                                                     Zalmunna Dickenson, University Student from Turks and Caicos Islands

*  Public Square Opera House Dinner Theatre, Adairsville, GA,
           Oct. 2002; Oct./Nov. 2003; Oct./Nov. 2004; Oct./Nov. 2005;
           Oct. 2007, Oct. 2011  [6 seasons; 29 performances]   Oct. 2007
    Oct. 2007
*  First United Methodist Church, Cleveland, TN., Nov.2002                     
               [Sponsor: by Chancel Choir, over 400 in attendance
*  Museum Center, Cleveland, TN, Oct. 2003.                 
               [3 performances sponsored by Ocoee Players]  
*  Lee University Dixon Center, Cleveland, TN
           Oct. 2003   [Sponsor: Lee University, 3 performances]
           Jan. 2004   [Sponsor: First Citizens Banks, 1 performance;
                                     approximately 350 in attendance]
                  Oct. 2007   [1 performance, over 400 in attendance.}
*  The Elbert Theatre, Elberton, GA,
            August 2005  [8 performances]      
*  Arts in McNairy Co [AIM], TN,
            October 2008  [3 performances]
*  Savannah River Productions, GA
            October 2009  [6 performances in three different towns]
*  Dalton Little Theatre, GA
            June 2010  [7 performances at the oldest continuing community theatre in GA]
*    Bang-A-Rang Productions, TN
               June 2011  [2 dinner theatre performances at FBC Cleveland with over 450 attendance.]

Article in FISH Magazine online:
About the Dalton Little Theatre production, 2010. DLT is the oldest continuing community theatre in Georgia.
http://www.fishnchattanooga.com/events.php?id=105