No Name The Play

PLAY SYNOPOSIS: "No Name" is a stage production where Black women's stereotypes are deconstructed through the poem monologues of ten diverse women. Bonds are forged where truths are bared all affirming an authentic sisterhood worth celebrating. 

Rave Reviews From Atlanta Debut 

"It was an emotional rollercoaster that ended in hop, unity, and joy for me." - Michelle Glover - Black Women's Chamber of Commerce 

"Evoladad Productions debuted their play, No Name, this past Friday and man...these were real stories from 9 amazing Black women, and they were all incredibly powerful, relatable, and in some regards eye-opening!" -Brandi Mock 

"I cried through the whole play. I felt understood. As a Black woman, this is the mental health message we need right now." - Nadia Richardson, Founder of No More Martyrs 

 Reviews From The Press

"No Name is insightful and filled with a message of sisterhood through the sharing of stories." - Digital Journal 

"Shannon Dada used the choreopoem format for her pieces which focuses on aspects of poetry, dance, and music to illuminate the commonalities and differences in people." - ABC Crossroads 

Limited Engagement - The Sold Out Show From Atlanta Is Here For Two Weekends 

Early Bird Tickets available until March 7th. Come experience this rare show live.