| Producer. _______________ ________ "Peppur has been known to make something out of nothing. She doesn't take kindly to the word 'No'." -Crescent Muhammad Isn't that what producing is about? Chambers learned by chance that by combining her ambition with a specific goal and by working with a team of like-minded individuals, she had the power to make dreams come true. She learned this early on as a star track athlete and stellar student at Marquette University. "When I arrived at Marquette, I knew I wanted to achieve two things: to be the Senior Speaker and to earn the McCahill Award [awarded to the top graduating senior for athletics, academics and leadership]." Chambers received both. Less than a year after arriving in LA in 2004, Peppur wrote and created "Harlem's Night: A Cabaret Story" which is a one-of-a-kind theatrical experience. It is the story of a woman looking for love in all the wrong places and is based on a song Chambers wrote entitled, "Hey Joe". Harlem's Night is performed by the BROWN BETTIES (Keena Ferguson, Danielle Lewis and Christy Gamble) and JOE along with a wonderful cast of four others. Chambers has successfully branded the Brown Betties(tm) into a growing entity that she hopes will develop into a lifestyle: A Brown Bettie is a sultry, sassy, sophisticated woman (any woman) who is confidently aware her personal journey has made her so beautifully brilliantly she deserves a spotlight. Along with direct assistance from Kwanda Milner, Creative Consultant, Peppur launched the first Brown Betties offshoot in July 2009. The "Be Your Own Brown Bettie" (BYOB) Workshop is unique and includes burlesque and empowerment exercises. Outside of Brown Betties, Peppur is co-producer with Sabah El-Amin; together they've created The S&P Experience which is an entertainment production company with a mission to develop, create, nurture and produce projects that positively develop the careers of women in entertainment. Their first project was Peppur's first full-length play, "House Rules" which debuted in Los Angeles October 2009 at The Lounge Theater on Santa Monica Boulevard's theater row. One theater-goer exclaimed, "This play is as good as any I've seen on Broadway!". Peppur and Sabah also produced "Slam or Be Slammed!", a series of monologue slams held at The Lounge Theater. They also debuted two productions of "Three Women, Three Ways" a one-woman show expose' which featured three up-and-coming talents in March 2010. |
| I can. And I will. That is the deal. |
| Calendar: Please check either www.brownbetties.com or www.spexperience.biz for Peppur's going's-on. |
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