View our Recent and Past Productions
Here you can view both our recent and past productions. Recent Productions are available to rent while our previous productions are available for FREE viewing. DVD purchases are available where noted. Enjoy!
ICU THE MUSICAL
BURNT COFFEE - The Musical
Living in The Black
Living in the Black, the Play, is the theatrical adaptation of the real life events of Brenda Blackmon and outlined in her book “living in the Black”
We have coupled her true stories with a complimentary cast of characters that perform the theatrical aspects of music, comedy, dance, and drama, to create an exciting and eye opening production. This play/musical is sure to raise the awareness of domestic abuse, help you to recognize the warning signs, and continue the process of breaking the cycle. Prepare to laugh, cry, and be shocked as we present this amazing stor.
You are sure to be engaged, entertained, and educated as we take the stage to show you what it looks like when you are “Living in the Back” PREPARE TO BE AMAZED!!
Copyrights SJM 2015
LIVING IN THE BLACK (Original Recording)
Yet Holding On (Revival Version)
“Yet Holding On” is a story of encouragement.
Take a look thru the window at a day in the life of Willie Joe Johnson and his family as they navigate thru the trials of unemployment, debt, friendships, and faith.
The process isn’t always pretty but in spite of the challenges they face, they stand strong in their belief that a change is coming so they are “Yet Holding On”
Copyrights SJM 2015
Yet Holding On (Full Play)
The Golden Box - A Christmas Story
It's the Holiday season! Sometimes we can get so caught up in the festivities and in our daily routines that we forget about the things that are really important. like our family! Also it makes it easy to forget about the real meaning of the season.
Take a peek into the lives of the Hughes family and see how they handled their Christmas Season by discovering what was in the Golden Box! This DVD is the live recording from the Production performed at the Nazarene Missionary Baptist Church in Evansville IN
Copyrights SJM 2017
Can't Wait "Til Sunday
They had it all going well until it all fell apart. Come and see how the Thomas family gets through a week of successes and obstacles. Would you handle it the same way? experience the happiness, the tears, and the pressures of a week that will have you screaming!
Get ready for the laughs, the music, and a visit back into the 70's as SJM Productions Presents:
"Can't Wait 'Til Sunday"
Copyrights SJM 2013
Strive! The Musical (Original)
Embrace the musical journey of three women who took very different paths to conquer the challenges of city and circumstances to find their way. Prepare to be captivated by the smooth jazzy tones and the effortless feel good dance moves of Stanley C Jackson SR’s most progressive and encouraging theatrical presentation to date. How do we persevere? How do we push through and overcome our circumstances? We get up everyday and..….
STRIVE FOR HAPPINESS - STRIVE FOR PEACE
Copyrights SJM 2016
Main Street Park
Be it a breakaway moment just to collect your thoughts, hanging out with your crew, or getting some words of wisdom and encouragement from members of the village, it all goes down in “Main Street Park”. It is the heartbeat of this urban neighborhood, but the city fails to see its value and plan to replace it new condos and retail stores.
See how this community handles the day-to-day challenges of trying to live their best lives singing and dancing their way through “Main Street Park”. - Award Winning Playwright, Stanley C Jackson SR is back with the Hottest New Musical of the season. Experience the Excitement, the Passion, and the Rhythm of the most magical spot in the neighborhood, “Main Street Park”!
It Takes a Village
Drug abuse, domestic violence, bullying, parental and peer pressures, and the angst and self doubt that are common to all teenagers ... they can add up to overwhelming pressures that many students in this day and age must cope with outside the classroom while simultaneously trying to master the academic coursework. This is precisely why “It Takes a Village.”