Towonda Kilpatrick (Playwright/Producer) is a tenacious and quirky woman, Towonda Kilpatrick, crosses easily between the roles of Playwright & Screenwriter. After 25 years, her portfolio of original projects is rich with productions guided by her creative talents. Adept at both screenplays and live theater (comedy, drama, and musicals), Towonda also has extensive experience in concept development. A woman with such unique passion, persistence, and purpose is a woman designed for today’s profitable global market. In 2003, Towonda Kilpatrick once again left corporate America and took a leap of faith, beginning her journey as a playwright, producer, and director. Her first touring theatre projects were: Can a Hoochie Become First Lady, starring Keith Sweat and Phyllis Yvonne Stickney (2003); and Mama I’m Your Child starring Bernadette Stanis and Howard Hewitt (2005). Both productions were budgeted in the half-million-dollar range. While waiting for a green-lit schedule on a television project, Towonda decide to remount the musical after a strong interest to make an off-Broadway project.
