Ghetto Gods In Divineland is a new stage play set to the music of New Jersey's Poor Righteous Teachers. The play is written by Richard Bradford and Anthony Martinez-Briggs, and directed by Ozzie Jones with choreography by Sanchel Brown.

Ghetto Gods In Divineland tells the story of the unheard community of Divineland and how far its residents will go for representation and reclamation of their resources.

"Based on the real-life experiences of generations of Trentonians, Divineland offers audiences a glimpse into the fight for Trenton’s future," says Trenton Daily. "Based on the real-life encounters of the members of Poor Righteous Teachers, this performance speaks to the lived experiences of countless residents of our community. As the residents of Divineland fight for representation and for the truth to be shared, these fearless fighters harnessed the power of technology, connection, and generational wisdom to make their way in the world."

The cast features a stacked lineup of stellar performers, including Tasha Holmes (Gekiyla), Davon Cochran (Ameen), Carlo Campbell (Papi Shh), Craig Storrod (Ghetto God), and Alicia Thomas (Ghetto God).

Performances will be held Thursday through Saturday at 7:30pm, as well as a Sunday matinee at 3:30pm. The show will be running now through February 25th and tickets can be purchased here.

Due to subject matter and language, this performance is recommended for audiences ages 14 and older. All performances will be held at the stunning Mill Hill Playhouse, located at 205 E. Front St. Trenton,NJ 08611.