CEO

Creator, Writer, Director, Producer, Actor

Plays the Character “Too Sweet”

Dykema Cozine Mathews is a native Detroiter. She has extensive experience as

a playwright, director, producer, actor, arranger, lyricist, and soloist. With her

prolific creative multi-talents, she has written, directed, and produced over

eighteen musical and stage productions. Large corporations like Ford Motor

Company have recognized Mathews’ work. In 2001, Ford Motor Company

sponsored “The Silent Cry”, a musical production about domestic violence,

which performed for 10 years at nearly 15 junior highs, and high schools, and

three universities throughout the Detroit Metro area.

Mathews says, although she doesn’t have a degree in the performing arts, that,

she has never let that stop her from pursing her dream. Mathews began writing

and directing her own plays at the age of seven in the neighborhood where she

grew up. She has written, directed and produced many original works over the

course of 35 years such as: “Mr. Soul Food Scrooge”, “I Am the Christ”, “The

Silent Cry”, “African Nubian Wedding”; “Jefferson’s Plantation”; “God Is

Watching You”; and “Living a Double Life”, “Protest at the Capital” just to name

a few. This September 2009; Mathews submitted episode 12 of the “Bewick and

Mack” Show to the Indie Film Festival; July 2009 she produced a short film

drama for the 48 Hours Film Project Competition titled: “Body Parts”; May 2006,

Mathews produced “the Alphabet” a short film drama that was submitted to the

Rap-It-Up Competition for BET.

She credits God for her vivid imagination and the gift and ability to communicate

through writing, directing, acting, and producing her own work. She also credits

her wonderful parents who nurtured and cultivated her earlier years. Mathews

says, “She is excited to be launching her first television show”. She states that

she has a natural love for Detroit and its citizens and wanted to show that there

are still wonderful, good upstanding people who live normal lives in Detroit.

Mathews leads a busy life with three careers as a Secretary at the Ann Arbor

Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, President of her own company P. G.

Production Drama Network and serving as director of her newest creation the

“Bewick and Mack” Comedy Sitcom (a spinoff of her original Musical Stage

Production “Mr. Soul Food Scrooge”). Mathews says she would like to bring

more of her original work to the film industry. She adds that she is a self-starter,

her own motivator and a hard worker who never gave up on her dream to

become successful. She states, “I believe there is a rainbow that awaits us all,

but first we must endure the storms of life which will either make us or break us

before receiving the prize.