The Paul Williams Theatrical Group presents The Diary of Black Men: How Do You Love a Black Woman is a thought-provoking and entertaining romantic comedy stage play that explores Black love and relationships through humor, poetry, and dance. As the longest-running and most successful African American stage play in history, it continues to spark meaningful conversations while captivating audiences nationwide.

The Diary Of Black Men began its national tour in 1983 with sold-out shows in Chicago, New York, Detroit, St. Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. This timeless and thought-provoking play is a revolutionary work of art written by Thomas Meloncon.

This cast is directed by Costello Carey. The production stars actor comedian JCann, comedian Ben Jackson, actor Phoenix Jackson, actor Teddy Ames, actors Derek Thompson, Carlo Campbell, Robert Murray and dancer Evelyn Ebo.  And there is a featured performance by R&B singer, Tony Terry! ("When I'm With You).  

Tickets are $65-$85 and can be purchased only through InstantSeats.com.  For accessible seating needs, contact the Murphy Fine Arts Center ticket office at 443-885-4440 or murphyfineartscenter@morgan.edu.