Quentin Harris stars in “No Time For The Pain” the Stage Play

5 Mo Artists – Dishing Tea Entertainment in association with, South Fulton Arts & Culture, South Fulton Arts Center and Meak Productions (LGBT exclusive talent agency) presents, “No Time for the Pain”, an original theatrical production written by native Detroiter Demetris “Big Meach” Taylor. Host of the hit Blog Talk Radio Network show, “Dishing Tea with Big Meach” as well as TV’s Atlanta’s Up and Rising.

“Family ties are shattered and destroyed when fraternal twins, Danielle and Eric, confront one another on the issues of Betrayal, Infidelity, and HIV”

“No Time for the Pain” is a fulfilled, side splitting piece of theatrical entertainment and is an intricate journey through life and LGBT culture from an African American experience.  It gives the audience a chance to take a look and see the similarities between all walks of life and will promote dialogue as it tackles some of life’s pressing issues that most think are only relevant to the LGBT experience:  being on the down low, sexual orientation, gender identity, abandonment, and crisis intervention.

Directed by 5 Mo Artists – Dishing Tea Entertainment  “No Time for the Pain” stars Renown female impersonator, Ms. Tornerro Lynn Foxx, as “Jackson ‘Veronica’  Dupree”,  a “mother of the house” entity who can solve the world’s problems, but has conflict dealing with her own; yet she navigates others through their own private hell.   Kevin L. Moss aka Flex-Dion an African-American Adult Film Actor . He starred in several productions, and was inducted into the Grabby Awards “Wall of Fame. Damoni Hall Dickerson, of Atlanta’s LGBT critically acclaimed, “Stars of the Century” showcase.  Voice over narratives’ features ‘the Voice’ Jessie Peck singer/songwriter of The Legendary Spinners. “No Time for the Pain” is Rated R and is intended for Mature Audiences, the language and subject matters are NOT INTENDED for children or anyone NOT MATURE ENOUGH to handle the subject matters… “No Time for the Pain” had its first run July 2014 at the historic 1515 Broadway theatre during “Hotter than July” Detroit’s Black Gay Pride festivities.

“No Time for the Pain” opens November 27-28 & December 4, 2015 at the Atlanta South Fulton Arts Center 4645 Butner Rd. SW with 4 shows. Event ShowTime’s are 7pm with a Saturday twilight matinee at 1pm. Tickets are on sale now. General Admission Tickets are $25. VIP Preferred $35 Theatre & Tea Party Reception.