Tamera Mowry-Housley and Chelsea Hobbs Hit the Stage in Hallmark's Newest Film "Dream Moms".
What do you get when you mix two moms with a dream, Hallmark and music? You get the musical you didn't know you needed starring a few of your favs!
Tamera Mowry-Housley (“Inventing the Christmas Prince,” “Girlfriendship”), Chelsea Hobbs (“The Holiday Sitter,” “The Picture of Christmas”) Roger Cross (“A Snowy Day in Oakland,” “The Murdoch Mysteries”) and Andrew J. Hampton (“Blockbuster,” “So Help Me Todd”) star in “Dream Moms,” a new Hallmark original movie.
The movie also launches Hallmark’s “Make Her Mark” Women’s Directing Program.
Mowry-Housley is given the opportunity to show off her vocal talents and performs “Dream That Dream,” “Bring it Back” and “So Right,” three original songs that were written expressly for the movie. Danielle (Mowry-Housley), a one-time off-Broadway performer and former backup singer, and Claire (Hobbs), a once-aspiring dancer, both had dreams of making it to the Broadway stage. Many failed auditions and years later, Danielle is married Mark (Cross), a successful lawyer, and has a ballerina daughter, who is positioned for NYC ballet, living in the Upper East Side. Claire is a single mother raising two sons and working as a bookkeeper in the Garment District.
Check out the sneak peek!
Now consumed with motherhood, they no longer have time for themselves and have deferred their own dreams. Danielle’s brother RJ (Hampton) introduces the two after Claire begins taking classes at his dance studio. He is impressed with Claire’s dance technique and wants to bring the women together to compete in a nationally televised talent contest. As they start practicing for the show, Danielle and Claire begin to regain their sense of self and passion they once had as performers. When competing priorities arise with their families and cause them to reconsider, the pair ultimately realizes they need to show up for themselves and set an example to never give up your dreams. They compete in the talent contest and with the support of their families, Danielle and Claire learn it’s never too late to become what or who you want to be. “Dream Moms” is from Front Street Pictures. Roxanne Messina Captor is executive producer. Charles Cooper serves as producer. Jessica Harmon directed from a script by Jessiline Berry based on a story by Messina Captor.
"Dream Moms" premieres Saturday May 13 (8 p.m. ET/PT), on Hallmark Channel.
