Diary of a Mad Black Woman The Play (2002)

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Directed by	Tyler Perry and Darren Grant
Cast	Tyler Perry, Steve Harris, Tamara Taylor, Cicely Tyson, Kimberly Elise and Shemar Moore
Theatrical Release	November 30, 2001
DVD Release	December 26, 2005
Running Time	130 minutes
MPAA Rating	NR (Not Rated)
UPC Code	031398186731
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Diary Of A Mad Black Woman

I just love the quality of Tyler Perry's Dramas. They are filled with enjoyment and sollutions for life experiences. April 9, 2008

FUN-NY!!!

Even if you've seen the movie version, this play is different and worth adding to your Madea collection. It will have you ROFL (Rolling On the
Floor Laughing). Tyler Perry as Madea pulls it off again. Invite friends over and have a good hardy laugh. It brings families together as you and your children find the satire.

God bless! October 4, 2007

Diary of a Mad Black Woman: The Play

This is a good production. Marva King is great in her role as Helen and Tyler Perry does it again as Madea and his new role, Daddy Charles (Charles Sr.). Helen and Charles Jr. were high school sweet hearts who married young. Charles has become a very successful Atlanta defense attorney, with a mansion the size of the Pentagon and Helen was his beautiful, stay-at-home wife, Over the years, Charles becomes a vain and mean spirited man whom has mistreatment Helen on numerous occasions within their marriage. Helen fears they've grown apart, which seems an understatement, given his secretiveness and verbal abuse. Asked about his mysterious late-night disappearances he snaps, "When you get a job and pay one of these bills, then you can ask me a question!" Her fears are confirmed when, without warning, and on the evening of their 18th wedding anniversary, He announces that he's leaving her for her best friend Brenda. Unfortunate for him and his mistress, Helen is the Granddaughter of Madea; Once Madea gets wind of how Charles has been mistreating Helen, all hell breaks loose. Nobody messes with Madea and family members! August 28, 2007

God Lord...

this play is nothing like Madea's class renunion or like Madea goes to jail.. except for Tyler Perry's performance.. all the others sucked big time.. January 4, 2007

Yes it did Show in 73501

This is a definite buy. I couldn't get enough of it. I loved the play and the movie. I have the play, must get the movie. I have all of Tyler Perry's video's except the Brown's and I'll remedy that next month at movie buying time. I would like this in my wish list. I'll probably get it though, before it's offered. April 28, 2005

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