
Where:
The Riverside Theatre
91 Claremont Ave.
New York, NY 10027
Right by Columbia University
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Kevin Davis
Director, Composer, Book Writer
Kevin Davis Productions, LLC
Scarsdale, NY
Enjoy
a dynamic, multicultural cast!
When a group of wacky friends decide to pool their money to play LOTTO and win the $600 million jackpot, which in turn destroys their friendship, until a young girl teaches them the real meaning of friendship.
when good friends gamble...what could go wrong???

Kevin Davis
Director, Composer, Book Writer
Kevin Davis is a playwright, director, musician and composer. Two of his musicals, One In A Million and God Remembered Hanna have been performed successfully in various venues since 2009. Kevin wrote the book, lyrics, music and directed those productions. He has two more works under development. One of which, Greyson Matters, is slated to open in London later this year. One In A Million was last staged in NYC at The Mint Theatre Company in front of sold out audiences. The musical also received critical acclaim. Kevin oversees the entire production. He is also a Jazz/Gospel saxophonist who currently directs the Latin/Jazz/Funk band The JazzCatz. He has toured with the Grammy award winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, performed at Carnegie Hall, as well as, various music festivals and concerts.

Dana Rainey
Choreographer
Dana Rainey studied choreography, dance and theater at North Carolina School for the Arts, Hollins University, University of North London, American Dance Festival, Alvin Ailey American Dance Center and is a graduate of Hollins University and Drew University's Theological School. She danced with Act 2 Dance Company (Copenhagen, Denmark), Washington Shakespeare Company and the Cincinnati Opera. She worked with director George C. Wolfe in the production of Harlem Song and with director Michael Kahn in the international tour of Oedipus plays. Dana performed in the Off Broadway production of Your Arms Too Short To Box With God and was the original cast member of the musical Fela directed by Bill T. Jones. She was featured in the Arts and Leisure section of the New York Times for her performance in the musical Harlem Song. Dana was the assistant choreographer for the emerging Broadway choreographers concert called Dance Break and the Off Broadway production of Nativity Birth of a King. She choreographed for the Negro Ensemble Theater Company, Blue Herron Theater, Black Spectrum Theater, Mc Donald's Gospel Fest, Periwinkle Children's Theater, Reach Week International, Dance Ministry Institute, Arts and Christian Theater and National Black Theater. A well known choreographer and teacher in Dance Ministry she conducts liturgical dance workshops for schools and church organizations within the United States, Europe and Caribbean. Dana has developed performing arts curriculums for the Apollo Theater's education department and is an Adjunct Professor in dance at Naugatuck Valley Community College. Dana is also a published author of the book Letters To A Dance Minister.

Hector Rodriguez Jr.
Music Director
Hector Rodriguez Jr., born and raised in Long Island, NY, discovered a passion for music as a young child. He first discovered his love for music when there was a need for a musician at his local church. Hector's inspiration for music comes from many aspects however above all, comes from God. Hector graduated from Berklee College of Music obtaining his Bachelor's Degree in the study of Professional Music. Hector currently serves as a musician and worship leader for his local church as well as other churches around the US. Hector also serves as a Sales and Customer Service Representative for D'Addario & Company.