Palmer Williams Jr. is, perhaps, best known for his portrayal as Floyd in Tyler Perry’s “Love Thy Neighbor” series on the Oprah Winfrey Network.
Saturday, Williams will host “He Cheated! Why Me?”, a LoWanda Davis Productions play being staged at Elizabethtown Middle School. Euclid Gray, who appeared in “Meet the Browns,” is among the cast members for Saturday’s performance.
Doors open at 4 p.m. with the show at 5 p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Tickets for ages 10 and under are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. VIP tickets are sold out. For information, call (910) 988-4475 or (980) 200-7982, or visit LDproductionsLLC.com.
The play is about men and women dealing with infidelity in their marriages.
“It’s a play that shows women how to get over and how to make it through when they’ve found out they’ve been cheated on,” said Davis, who lives in Elizabethtown. “There’s some moments that will make you cry. There’s some moments that will make you laugh. This is appropriate for all ages.
“It’s a play that offers some insight into how cheating affects the other person, and how that person can get over it without doing something crazy that they regret later,” she said.
According to a description of the play, Denise is torn between friends and husband Raymond. Should she say something to her man about how she feels or just let it go? Four girlfriends attempt to advise each other on how to run their relationships. See what happens when the men come up with a plan of their own.
“It’s a play to teach or show women that you don’t have to lash out and go injure somebody, or try to get revenge,” Davis said. “If you’ll sit back and get some help, you can make it through it. It doesn’t have to turn ugly.
“There’s a lot of cheating going on on both sides, men and women,” she said. “A lot of times, emotionally, they handle it the wrong way. I just want to give some insight on a different approach to the whole cheating aspect.”
Williams also has appeared in “House of Payne,” “The Have and the Have Nots,”and “Madea’s Big Happy Family” among his credits. Euclid Gray has “Meet the Browns” and “The Fuller View” among his credits.
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