Special Event: Poetry OVER Prose With LaRoyce Hawkins
Join LaRoyce Hawkins as he recalls some of his favorite life memories and articulates the movements that have made him thus far.Poetry OVER Prose provides the compositions connected to the moments we can’t see.
It’s like an intimate conversation over dinner while unpacking food for thought…
When he’s not performing, Hawkins spends his off-screen time in his community with his Be Powerful initiative, serving underprivileged youth and families in need.
Hosted by the Legendary Black Ice featuring Brandon Williams with Live Instrumentation by Jeff Gibbs
In addition to the two-item minimum, there will be an 18% administrative fee in the showroom.
Management reserves the right to prevent customers from entering the facility who they deem disruptive or dangerous to other patrons.
This show is 18+. Please note, there is a 2 item per person minimum in the showroom. Tickets will be available for pick up at the box office 45 minutes prior to the show.
Questions? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page!
LaRoyce Hawkins has a way with words. The multitalented artist specializes in television, film and theatre acting, poetry, and spoken word. He is best known for his longtime role on the hit NBC drama “Chicago P.D.”
Born and raised in Harvey, Illinois–a south Chicago suburb–LaRoyce attended Thornton Township High School, where he first became interested in acting and stand-up comedy. He attended Illinois State University on a full tuition scholarship and majored in acting. Hawkins began his professional career in the motion picture “The Express” followed by television appearances on Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne,” “Detroit 187” and “Underemployed.” He landed his first major television role as Officer Kevin Atwater on “Chicago P.D.,” has recurred on “Chicago Fire,” and appeared in the Emmy-nominated HBO series “Ballers.” Hawkins showcases his comedic chops on HBO’s “South Side” and the BET+ film “North of the 10.”
When he’s not performing, Hawkins spends his off-screen time in his community with his Be Powerful initiative, serving underprivileged youth and families in need.
Join LaRoyce Hawkins as he recalls some of his favorite life memories and articulates the movements that have made him thus far.Poetry OVER Prose provides the compositions connected to the moments we can’t see.
It’s like an intimate conversation over dinner while unpacking food for thought…
When he’s not performing, Hawkins spends his off-screen time in his community with his Be Powerful initiative, serving underprivileged youth and families in need.
Hosted by the Legendary Black Ice featuring Brandon Williams with Live Instrumentation by Jeff Gibbs
In addition to the two-item minimum, there will be an 18% administrative fee in the showroom.
Management reserves the right to prevent customers from entering the facility who they deem disruptive or dangerous to other patrons.
This show is 18+. Please note, there is a 2 item per person minimum in the showroom. Tickets will be available for pick up at the box office 45 minutes prior to the show.
Questions? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page!
LaRoyce Hawkins has a way with words. The multitalented artist specializes in television, film and theatre acting, poetry, and spoken word. He is best known for his longtime role on the hit NBC drama “Chicago P.D.”
Born and raised in Harvey, Illinois–a south Chicago suburb–LaRoyce attended Thornton Township High School, where he first became interested in acting and stand-up comedy. He attended Illinois State University on a full tuition scholarship and majored in acting. Hawkins began his professional career in the motion picture “The Express” followed by television appearances on Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne,” “Detroit 187” and “Underemployed.” He landed his first major television role as Officer Kevin Atwater on “Chicago P.D.,” has recurred on “Chicago Fire,” and appeared in the Emmy-nominated HBO series “Ballers.” Hawkins showcases his comedic chops on HBO’s “South Side” and the BET+ film “North of the 10.”
When he’s not performing, Hawkins spends his off-screen time in his community with his Be Powerful initiative, serving underprivileged youth and families in need.