Three disruptive high school students are consistently placed in in-school suspension because of their persistent disruptive behavior in class. Mr. Little is the only teacher that understands them. Their disruptive behavior in the classroom transcends into criminal behavior in the streets.

Mr. Little life is threatened when he becomes a victim of their violent crime spree. They blame him for ruining their lives by giving them false hopes and dreams. Now Mr. Little must teach the students they still have the power to change their lives and not become a victim of society’s expectations. He must present the lesson of his life or face a violent death.

DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOR
Written by Willie Holmes and directed by David Jones Butler; starring: Marbella Barreto, David Jones Butler, Fernando Pinon, Jeremy Butler, and Toni Yvonne Wheeler. MORE INFO!

THE AFRICAN - AMERICAN MUSEUM
GRAND AVE. , FAIR PARK - DALLAS
MARCH 3 - 5 & 10 - 12, 2006 (Fri. – Sun.)

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BLACKEN BLUES THEATER OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIFE
America has always romanticized the struggles of the down trodden in society from cowboys to bootleggers. We glorify individuals who seek pathways through mountains of resistance. We have survived atrocities of society for the persistent demand to be classified as human beings. These tendering experiences served as the motivation for some and the destruction of others. Blacken Blues Theater captures the essence of contemporary African-American life by romancing the drama of every day struggles with stories that are thought provoking and entertaining. We parallel art with the reality of living in urban America. We are dedicated to spreading the joys and pains of African-American life.