Obie-Award Winning Play

One of the sexiest, funniest, and most ground breaking theatrical experiences to ever hit New York is BACK after 35 years and IT'S BETTER THAN EVER!!! Before there was Hip Hop, there was "The Great MacDaddy." Considered one of the Negro Ensemble Company’s classic works, "The Great MacDaddy," written by Paul Carter Harrison, was last staged at the Theatre De Lys in 1977, and is now being revived 35 years later for the enjoyment of a whole new generation! The revival will feature:

- Renowned actor, Khalil Kain, seen in movies such as "Juice" and "Love Jones"

- Obie-award winning actor, J Kyle Manzay, seen in movies such as "American Gangster" and "Little Manhattan"

- Two time Chicago Emmy award winner, Nikkieli DeMone, seen in such plays as "The Wiz" and "Ragtime"

- Veteran actor, Charles Weldon, seen in classic plays from the Negro Ensemble Company, such as "The Great MacDaddy" (the original) and "A Soldier's Play"

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This is not just a play. This is not just a show. This is an event. This is a happening. THIS IS THE GREAT MACDADDY!




The Great MacDaddy Website

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Updated On: 10/2/12 at 04:32 PM

Emmy Awards, Best Supporting Actor, 1999
Won for "IN THE EYES OF GOD"

Emmy Awards, Best Supporting Actor, 1998
Won for "BAD STREET"

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Oop...lol. I'd be more interested in a play about his warrants and subsequent arrest. Sign of the times.

This site lists him as "Emmy Award Best Actor In A Documentary Short."

http://www.howardnyc.org/article.html?aid=117

lol Actor in a Documentary? That's not even an Emmy category. How could it be?

Google "Best Actor In A Documentary Short."

The results are all his bios. It looks like he's been doing this for years.

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Those "Emmy Awards" are the ones given out by a tranny hooker named "Emmy" who works near the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel.

You'd think a two-time Emmy award winner would be doing more... prolific projects.

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He beter watch out for them - one's a cop and one's a lawyer.

Hello All on this message Board;

I am the lead producer on this revival production of The Great MacDaddy. First of all I would like to thank you all for visiting our profile you certainly had other places you could’ve spent your afternoon yet you chose our profile.

I must say, however, that I am a little disappointed at what you have chosen to focus on. This production, which features an all African-American, cast was made possible through an NEA grant and a successful indiegogo campaign. It also is being produced on a seasonal showcase code for 29 performances in a 99-seat theater Off-Broadway.
I say this to say, if you choose to spend your time investigating the validity of posted productions and it’s stars that’s is your prerogative, but surely there are bigger projects you can scrutinize. Right? May I suggest Spiderman (50 million dollars afforded them 5 years of scrutiny I’m sure they can afford your energy.) $40K on the other hand only affords us coped scripts and this profile.

As far as Mr. Demone personal business with the aforementioned child support case, we have investigated and it is our understanding that the case was dismissed after Mr. Demone took a paternity test that proved he was (in my best Maury voice) "Not the father." His attorney has also confirmed this. They are working to get that removed off the site.

As far as our understanding on his Emmy Awards: The Emmy he received for "In the Eyes God" was actually for a Christopher Guest styled mocu-mentary that was presented as a documentary which of course is how he won (It was scripted or partially so). The other Emmy was for a local Chicago based show that aired on an NBC affiliate.

I would love to use this platform to promote the production. As “the little creative engine that could or think we can” we certainly don't need frivolous resistance like these stopping us from remounting this rare classic masterpiece. As fellow artists or at the very least theater enthusiasts, I'm sure you can appreciate and respect this.

With that said, I invite you all to come out to this one of a kind production. You will not be disappointed and if you are it certainly won't be because you were able to cast doubt on Mr. Demoe's bio. You have my word or I will personally give your $25 dollars back. (Yes, that is our top ticket price.)



All the best,



The Great MacDaddy

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Great McGinty, if you want free publicity, you gotta be man enough to take the heckling.

But then, y'all know how I feel about people using this site as a free venue to plug their cash-strapped showcases...

I sincerely doubt that you would've come before if a simple conversation over an Emmy would cause you to question whether the show is actually happening (even in jest that is a bit hyperbolic). But your lost... trust me the show was wild when it premiered and it's gonna be wild now.

As far as the free publicity. Who doesn't want it? That's not an insult my friend. I actually don't the interaction as long as its worth it.

Heckling? Is that what this is? Lol.

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Fair enough.

Well if you google him his Emmy Awards have been used in other productions soooo I think that rules the producers of this productions out.

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He also lies about his height on his resume. His criminal arrest report lists him as 5'7", yet on his resume on IMDB, he claims to be 5'10".

He's also the only person I've ever seen who has a page on IMDB which lists NO ACTUAL FILM CREDITS, in spite of all the roles listed on his resume. Was EVERY film and TV role he claims to have done an unbilled extra role? Can you pay to be on IMDB?

ALSO - I was unaware that theatre companies can use this board to get themselves FREE ADVERTISING. Not just a press release, but a HUGE DISPLAY AD in the body of the message.

Updated On: 10/2/12 at 06:56 PM

Thanks for your interest in the revival of this great African American classic, the first one seen in NY since 1977.

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