See what people across the country had to say about his role as Harvey, the UPS man, in David E. Talbert’s, Love in the Nick of Tyme.

“I saw the play tonight [Mothers Day]. I hope to see it again one day. You were wonderful! You are very talented young man. You have a great voice and very nice abs and a great smile. You were very polite and friendly. Please don't ever get cocky or big headed it is such a turn off. Don't ever give up. This is just the beginning...”
Ms. April, Washington, D.C.

“I caught Love in the Nick of Tyme last night in Columbus, Ohio.....I forgot ALL about Morris Chestnut....and my husband! (haha) EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE.....I'm bracing myself!
Enecia, Columbus, Ohio

“Andre, Andre Andre!! That’s all I can say about you. God has surely blessed you with looks and talent. I would have never known you had a voice like you do. I must say I am looking forward to that album.”
Gloria, Columbus, Ohio

“I LOVED IT!!! First I am glad to see that you call yourself a gentleman. To my surprise and delight your performance and vocal abilities were an unexpected treat to my night! It also didn’t hurt that you are a handsome man and engaging to look at.”
Makeda, Sacramento, CA

“I must say that was one of the best play's I have seen in quite some time.  Not only was there a good message behind it, there was also some of the FINEST BROTHERS in this play as well.  Andre, you were excellent as an actor, dynamic voice, and a magnificent sight to behold.”
Felicia, Detroit MI

“The show was excellent!!! I had to think and laugh during the whole show. I was going to loose my hearing in one ear the women was yelling so loud behind me. Between you and Morris Chesnut I don’t know which one of you she yelled for the most.”
Karen, Detroit MI

André Pitre was a nominated as the NAACP Image Award’s Best Male Lead in a Theatrical Play for his dynamic performance in Michael Ajakwe Jr’s hit musical, Body Language. Pitre “wowed” the men and “wooed” the women with his soulful, sultry style that brings the crowd to tears and to cheers. Pitre shared the nomination with renowned celebrity, Heavy D.

Although the Body Language tour just ended, look for it to re-emerge on the theatrical scene as it continues to gain notoriety across the nation.

André with Golden Brooks at NAACP Image Awards		André with Lou Gossett, Jr. at NAACP Image Awards

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Andre Pitré is the 2006 NAACP Nominee for Best Male Lead in a Theatrical Play — “Body Language!”

André Pitre Makes Debut Sitcom Appearance on UPN’s, The Eve Show

Thursday, November 24, 2005 — This Thanksgiving R & B, vocalist, André Pitre was viewed by millions of families as they watched and wound down to enjoy a new episode of The Eve Show after their hearty Turkey dinners. In this episode, Pitre played Brad, old college buddy of Marty who nearly gets set up with Eve. In true “pretty Ricky” style (from The Martin Show not the musical group), André Pitre steals the scene with his heart-throbbing, show-stopping exchange that really drives the ladies wild.

If you missed it, check your local listing for re-runs of the “Marty in the Middle” episode on UPN.

André Pitre Takes Theatrical Lead in Hit Play, “Body Language”

Back for a second run, André Pitre plays the lead role of, Chuck in this soulful musical written and produced by Emmy & NAACP Theatre Award-Winner, Michael Ajakwe, Jr.

Set in 1983 when Jehri curls, cut off sweatshirts, and leg warmers dawning their debut, BODY LANGUAGE is about an aerobics instructor and her wanna-be actor boyfriend determined to stay together despite the odds. When Chuck has big news for Tina, she's hoping he's going to pop the question. Instead, his good tidings are bittersweet. While Chuck has gotten his big break as a regular on a TV show, at the advice of those representing his "best interests", he decides to leave Tina behind.

Heartbroken, she must try to pick up and move on while he must try to forget her and move on. The theme of the play is a line straight from Billy Dee Williams’ character, Brian, in "Mahogany." “"Success is nothing without someone you

For more info and advanced ticket purchases visit BodyLanguageThePlay.com.

André Pitre wins national Fantastic Sam’s Print Campaign

Beginning Spring ’06, look for André Pitre

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