Entertainment
Never Never Stop Dreaming Play – Meet The Cast
Never Never Stop Dreaming looks at overcoming adversity, challenges, and obstacles in a sometimes cold society, relaying the message “never, never stop dreaming”.
Long Branch, NJ – Unheard Voices had the opportunity to stop by a rehearsal for the upcoming stage play Never Never Stop Dreaming directed by Kevin Neil Cheatham.
Never Never Stop Dreaming looks at overcoming adversity, challenges, and obstacles in a sometimes cold society, relaying the message “never, never stop dreaming”.
The Atlantic City native was approached the by lead administrator of the charter school about developing a stage play and immediately jumped on the opportunity.
Cheatham says Never Never Stop Dreaming is a positive, family-orientated, production that everyone can take a message from.
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Tvwhitaker
November 10, 2010 at 3:54 pm
A special thanks to you Chenelle and Keith Covin…and Happy Birthday to you Keith
JustMe
December 8, 2010 at 12:40 am
You really did a wonderful job in the play!
Travis Whitaker
December 16, 2010 at 2:51 pm
Thank you! We worked hard to get where we were