Kylie Jefferson as Neveah on Netflix's Tiny Pretty Things Sophie Giraud/NetflixĬhief among them was Neveah, who after being treated as a diversity admission to the school by her peers, was able to make her mark in a place that once tried to ice her out. And the imposed pressure on the dynamic cast to achieve their dreams by any means necessary. Central to this dubious “murder” mystery-betrayal.
Sex, drugs, illicit affairs, and murder take viewers on an adventurous ride, turning us each into modern-day Jessica Fletchers from the comfort of our living rooms. Stemming from that central storyline is the introduction of the Chicago institution’s newest student, Neveah, played by trained dancer Kylie Jefferson, and a web of secrets and lies reminiscent of the soap operas I used to watch with my grandmother as a child. The foundation of this wildly seductive melodrama, out now, rests on uncovering the mystery behind who pushed star ballerina Cassie Shore (Anna Maiche) from the rooftop of the fictitious Archer Shool of Ballet. Beloved poet Langston Hughes once famously asked, “What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore-and then run?” For the main characters of Netflix’s new teen drama Tiny Pretty Things, the answer would be: “Deferred dreams are not an option.”
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