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Tony Grant- Before I Let You Go (Maze ft. Frankie Beverly
Tony Hightower- Cry Together (The O'Jays)
Tamar Davis- He Loves Me (Jill Scott)
Cheryl Pepsii Riley- Doctor Feel Good (Aretha Franklin)
Patrice Lovely- Givin' Him Something He Can Feel (Envogue)
Alexsis Jones- Me Myself And I (Beyonce)
Tyler Perry and the men- Can You Stand The Rain (New Edition)
Melonie Daniels- What Have You Done For Me Lately (Janet Jackson)
Stephanie Ferrett- How Can I Ease The Pain (Lisa Fischer)
Jeffrey Lewis- Reasons (Earth, Wind, & Fire)
Chandra Currelley and Maurice Lauchner- Let It Be
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LaoThe songs played in Madea Gets a job play are: Tony Grant singing- Before I Let You Go (Maze ft. Frankie Beverly), Tony Hightower singing- Cry Together (The O'Jays), Tamar Davis sanged- He Loves Me (Jill Scott), Cheryl Pepsii Riley song- Doctor Feel Good (Aretha Franklin), Patrice Lovely song- Givin' Him Something He Can Feel (Envogue).Alexis Jones song- Me Myself And I (Beyoncé), Tyler Perry and the men song- Can You Stand The Rain (New Edition), Melonie Daniels song- What Have You Done For Me Lately (Janet Jackson), Stephanie Ferrett song- How Can I Ease The Pain (Lisa Fischer), Jeffrey Lewis song- Reasons (Earth, Wind, & Fire), and Chandra Currelley and Maurice Launcher song- Let It Be
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What characters does Tyler Perry play in madea goes to jail?
Madea is played by Tyler Perry himself.
Who is the dreadlock star of Madea's Play Madea Goes to Jail?
Ryan Gentle
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LaVan Davis
How many characters did Tyler Perry play in the movie The Diary of a Mad Black Woman?
Tyler Perry played the parts of Madea, Brian and Joe in the movie Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005).
What is a monologue from madea big happy family?
A monologue from "Madea's Big Happy Family" is a long speech delivered by the character Madea, typically expressing her thoughts, feelings, or opinions on a particular subject. In this play, Madea often delivers comedic yet insightful monologues that touch on family dynamics, relationships, and societal issues. These monologues are a signature element of Tyler Perry's Madea character, known for their humor, wisdom, and relatability to audiences.
