All African American cast in Black Bewitched at Missie B’s in Kansas City

(l to r) Ryan Webster (aka Moltyn Decadence) as Samantha, Kory Burch (aka Regina LaRae) as Darrin and Ray Fry (aka Widow Von du) as Endora. Photo by Ron Berg.

(Kansas City, MO) Oh, my stars! What happens when you take a classic supernatural-themed sitcom of the 1960s–1970s about witches, and combine it with an All African American Cast and the sounds of Motown Funk?

You get Black Bewitched.

"Well, okay, the husband, Darrin, he's in advertising, and they have this cute little daughter named Tabitha. But the wife, I don't know, something's wrong with her. I think she's a witch."

Endora, tired of the cookie cutter life her daughter has chosen, decides to shake things up…with a spell! Endora’s “spell” converts the black and white series into full 1970’s Psychedelic Color!

Starring Ryan Webster (aka Moltyn Decadence) as Samantha, Kory Burch (aka Regina LaRae) as Darrin and Ray Fry (aka Widow Von du) as Endora. Other cast members taking the “wild ride into funk” include Christopher Barksdale (aka Christa Collins) as Uncle Arthur, Stephonne Singleton (aka Kita Rose) as Aunt Clara, Serena (Samantha’s twin cousin) and Gladys Kravitz!

“This is true Late Night camp — parody, bawdy, raunchy, and fun,” said writer Ron Megee. “This show kicks-off our fall and winter season.”

Rated R! General Admission Seating for Sundays and Monday at $15, Friday and Saturdays at $20. Must be 21 to enter Missie B's 805 W 39th Street Kansas City, Mo 64111.

Show runs August 28th through September 28th – Friday, Saturday, and Monday shows start at 8:00 p.m. Sunday shows start at 6:00 p.m. Box office opens one hour before. Doors open thirty minutes before.

For tickets, call Central Ticket Office at (816) 235-6222 or on the web at: www.umkc.edu/finadmin/cto/events/late-night.asp

“Black Bewitched” is written by Ron Megee and Jessica Dressler, directed by Ron Megee, wigs and makeup by Andy Chambers, wardrobe design, logo and poster design by Jon Fulton Adams, photos by Ron Berg. Produced by One Trunk Productions, Ron Megee, Jessica Dressler, and Chadwick Brooks.

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