1/5 tyler perry collection
  by Darlene Tyler
Thought this was a collection of his movies but it turned out to be plays. Didn't care for it.

5/5 Very Satisfied
  by SoulChild (Maryland)
The item arrived promptly, as described and the individual that I purchased this for was extremely delighted to receive this gift! Sorry for such a late review.

2/5 Diary of a mad black women
  by Vickie Peterson (Minnesota, USA)
Be Careful... I was thinking i had order the MOVIE, But, I got the PLAY instead...It was horrible .... BUT, the MOVIE is wonderful....

5/5 Tyler Perry is the Ultimate Entertainer
  by B. Thomas (Sallisaw, Oklahoma United States)
I can't say enough to praise this man and his work. Tyler Perry's works are a necessary addition to everyone's collection, regardless of age, race, gender, religious practice, or sense of humor. You have to have this set and while you're at it, pick up everything Tyler Perry you can find.

4/5 G'wone, Madea!
  by Charlie Griffin
Frist, if you don't like ribald black comedy, this is not for you. If you don't like a lot of soulful singing about the Lawd, this is not for you. Out of the three plays, I enjoyed "Madea Goes to Jail" the best. What I found riveting and so, so true was her/his advice to the nephew about love and relationships. I think Tyler Perry is my soulmate because every word of advice he spoke, I have said, thought and lived by the very same...from the "letting it go to the leaves and seasons."

Now about the singing. It can get a little long and drawn out with the testifying and sanctifying, but I did enjoy the "back in the day" solos. One of the cast members will really shock you with his rendition of Frankie Beverly's "Before I Let You Go." And Cheryl "Pepsi" Riley does a great job doing one of Chaka Khan's tunes. Oh, and Tyler can do a lil sumpin, sumpin, too!

If you don't want to sit through the entire play, just fast forward to the "counseling" scene to hear some good, common-sense advice about love and relationships. You will learn something or you better ask somebody!