Fueled by her artistic spirit, Butta embraced the world of playwriting with her distinctive creative and innovative flair. Her inaugural stage play, "I Cheated So What," captivated audiences with its compelling story and a cast that included five national recording artists. The play's development was deeply rooted in the thematic depth of her song, "The Storm.
This dramatic play is filled with suspense, mini twists and turns, laughter, comic relief, and offers a spiritual tug of war with the flesh and spirit.
The perfect relationship, a perfect life.
A perfect couple, the perfect marriage on course to true happiness. Suddenly, something went wrong, they didn't see it coming.
Now, a once happy marriage has taken a turn for the worse. A couple now finds themselves, in the midst of a storm as thunder roars and lightning strikes viciously in their marriage.
In spite of his betrayal and distrust, she continued to forgive him over and over, but can he now forgive her? She is now a woman scorned and is out for vengeance. In spite of her love for him, her heart grows cold, she's numb to the hurt and pain he caused her.
The tables have turned, a storm now rises, can they both weather their worst storm? Can they look beyond the fact that they've been with another? What happens when they're both wrong? how do they move on?
Can they weather the storm?
I Cheated So What!