Opening Night Pics from Danielle Moné Truitt’s one-woman play "3: Black Girl Blues"

May 23

On May 19, many celebrities came out to the Opening Night of Law & Order: Organized Crime’s Danielle Moné Truitt's one-woman play '3: Black Girl Blues' in Los Angeles. The play will have a 3-weekend intimate run at the Hudson Theatre (6539 Santa Monica Blvd.).

“3: Black Girl Blues” is a sensational play that is a meditation on external behavior, and the forces that cause us to come clean, – all explored seamlessly by one brilliant actress. This exciting play, produced by CMA Entertainment and Truitt Love Productions is created and performed by Truitt and written by Anthony D'Juan. It is a tale of three close friends – “Keisha,” “Jill” and “Stephanie” - who grew up together and now as adult women, are confronted with their demons. Keisha, an urban socialite, has her life crushed when she realizes her long-term boyfriend has had a child with another woman. Jill, a housewife in denial, admits to her husband’s betrayal. Stephanie, an executive in the upper-echelon world, has to face the core of her mental illness.

About DANIELLE MONÉ TRUITT

The multi-hyphenated artist, a Sacramento native, came to national attention after being handpicked by the late producer and director John Singleton to star in the title role of his crime drama REBEL for BET. She now stars as Sergeant Ayanna Bell alongside Christopher Meloni in NBC’s hit crime drama, “Law and Order Organized Crime.” Truitt made history when she joined the cast of the Academy-Award Nominated Animation “The Princess and the Frog” as the video reference for Princess Tiana. Giving Princess Tiana her persona and essence as well as performing a voice for another character in the film, Georgia. Truitt has also been nominated for two Ovation Awards; the first for her performance as a lead actress in a play for The West Coast Premiere of “The Mountaintop” and the second, for her performance in “Dreamgirls.” She has also been nominated for an NAACP Theatre Award for Best Actress in “The Mountaintop.” Some of her other stage credits include “In The Heights,” “Neat,” “Aida,” “A Raisin in the Sun,” “Hair,” and “The Legend Of Georgia McBride.” Truitt’s TV credits include “Super Fun Night,” “Mulaney,” “Snowfall,” and “Deputy.”