5/5 Must have!!!!
  by LENEE X
I was so impressed with his work. This is the 2nd play I have seen and I must say this is a must have. It lets the ladies know that just because its not wrapped in the "correct" package doesn't take away from its worth. Ladies give men a chance, just because he may not be the "perfect one" on the outside, get to know him and he may even suprise you. I also appreciated there was no bashing of the sexes in this piece as well. Keep up the great work David, I salute you!

5/5 movie buff
  by K. Taylor
amazon i appreciate you, being able to go to my computer and find things that i might not be able to find in a store is wonderful. you have been a great source for me. even when i'm not even sure there is even such a product available you manage to have it. your delivery time frame is always reasonable, your response to product information is always prompt. an the prices are always great. i love that you have pretty much any black movie made and in stock. customer for life. thank you

5/5 A Good Play
  by Gloria Sanders (Martin, TN USA)
This is a good play and you must see it. Tells what a man will do when he is not a child of God. Gives you something to think about.

5/5 An awesome play
  by S. Nixon (Lake Charles,LA USA)
Awesome play Spiritually awakening . Filled with love and christianity. I was deeply into the play. Great motivator. Love it. May God Bless you for your beautiful work. Continue on your spiritual journey

4/5 Fabric Review
  by N. Edwards
David E. Talbert's Fabric of a Man is loaded with funny moments, a well-chosen cast and well-written script. Anyone who sees this play will know that Talbert had much to say. The dialogues were so rich they could have gone on for much longer, but you have to know where to cut so that the audience can go home and savor the wonderful presentation. Tammy Townsend delivered effectively in her first stage play. She was believeable as the independent businesswoman Dominique who finds herself in a not-so committed relationship with Blair (Clifton Powell) just as she encounters a young, up-and-coming tailor/designer Joshua King (Darrin Dewitt Henson).
Enough can't be said about Henson. His character is refreshingly supportive, empowered/empowering and definitely an easy treat on the eyes in this play. Henson and Townsend's characters try to play coy but eventually get to a transparency the audience pushes for by the end.
"Fabric" is a wonderful selection for anyone who still believes that African-Americans have significant, intelligent stories to tell. I would recommend it for anyone who longs for a decent, grounded form of entertainment.