AARP Georgia will present Garrett Davis’ award winning stage play Forget Me Not which is one of the longest touring urban stage plays in America in 2 parts April 16th and 17th. For over a decade Forget Me Not has been raising the awareness of Alzheimer’s in communities of color with the hilarious yet educational theatrical production that is sure to keep the entire family engaged and can be used as an effective tool to assist with those difficult family decisions as it pertain to caring for loved one battling dementia or Alzheimer’s. This virtual presentation is free, but registration is required.
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The Return of Mama’s Girls featuring Ann Nesby - AARP Georgia and Gdavis Productions and Film will celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Mama’s Girls with the virtual 2 part film presentation of Garrett Davis’ The Return of Mama’s Girls May 7th and 8th. Having had a successful 8 year run touring all over the country shedding light on the struggles and hardships of caregiving inspired by AARP’s prepare to care initiative The Return of Mama’s Girls features 2 time grammy nominated Ann Nesby as the mother of 5 sisters from 5 different cites trying to figure out how to care for their mother during a pandemic. This virtual presentation is free, but registration is required.
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Daddy’s Boys - AARP Georgia will raise the awareness of prostate cancer with the virtual film presentation inspired by Garrett Davis’ award winning stage play Daddy’s Boys June 18th and 19th. Daddy’s Boys shows the struggle of a father who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. His 3 sons must now deal with putting their family past behind them and come together. A very entertaining film that is sure to educate on the importance of early detection. This virtual presentation is free, but registration is required.
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