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General Macbeth: Castle Pon De Sand
Fans of Jamaican and Caribbean plays who are living in Ontario, Canada, will want to see General Macbeth: Castle Pon De Sand, a Caribbean adaptation of William Shakespeare’s famous Macbeth. This version is definitely unlike the one that you would’ve heard in literature class at school. General Macbeth: Castle Pon De Sand is drama, tragedy [...]
Continue reading...The Plumber’s 2010 U.S. Tour
28. August 2010
This October, Irish and Chin will kick off their tour of “The Plumber,” which is being touted as one of the funniest Jamaican plays to hit the stage this year. The long awaited tour’s kick off is certainly a milestone, as it represents Irish and Chin’s first play tour, and it represents “The Plumber’s” U.S. [...]
Continue reading...Opening Soon – What Is Fi Yuh …
23. August 2010
The story of “What Is Fi Yuh …” talks to the issue, that as hard as you try, if it is not meant to be, then it won’t be. And, by contrast, you may not even try or don’t know something is meant to be … but that’s how it will work out. The rib-tickling, thought-provoking [...]
Continue reading...David Heron’s AGAINST HIS WILL Is Back
17. August 2010
The ‘rape case of the century’ returns to local theatre, when David Heron’s multi-award winning AGAINST HIS WILL play, opens with a star-studded cast tomorrow, August 18, at the Theatre Place on Haining Road in Kingston. Among the talented cast is none other than entertainment diva Amelia ‘Milk’ Sewell, who (along with Nadia Khan) will tackle [...]
Continue reading...Delcita & Shebada Two For One Special
4. August 2010
Individually, they pill some of the largest theatre audiences in Jamaica. Together, Keith ‘Shebada’ Ramsay and Andrea ‘Delcita’ Wright provide a rare opportunity of over five hours of continuous laughter. The pair take center stage this Jamaica Independence Weekend, as Stages Productions features Serious Business and The Plumber in a massive two for one special [...]
Continue reading...GhettOut – Premiering July 30
29. July 2010
GhettOut (originally named Ghett-O-Life), the latest play from Stages Productions, is set to make its gala premiere this Friday, July 30. Written by Michael Denton, and directed by B.L. Allen, GhettOut mirrors the struggles and triumphs of ghetto life, rendering a portrayal that is lifelike and definitely a reality for many Jamaicans. At the helm of [...]
Continue reading...RECESSION – Playing August 7 In Westmoreland
29. July 2010
S.W. People’s Choice Entertainment presents a roots play called RECESSION. Saturday, August 7 (8 p.m.) at the Williams View Inn in Whithorn, Westmoreland. Starring Cleve ‘Chu Chu’ Warren, Juilet ‘Clemmy’ Shank, Wayne ‘Fudgy’ Clue, Leigton Smith, Rosanna ‘Yaw Yaw’ Hinds, ‘Sambo’ and Kenroy Rowe. Admission: $900 pre-sold, $1000 at the gate. Tickets available at Whithorn Gas Station For [...]
Continue reading...Second Chance – A Powerful Drama
12. July 2010
Second Chance is a powerful drama with delightful comedic moments, and religious overtones, depicting the journey of Caitlin Roberts (aka Pepper) to find her place in life. The play focuses on a young girl who is on the verge of giving up on life before it has even begun … at the tender age of [...]
Continue reading...Stages Productions Presents Ghett-O-Life
11. July 2010
Hot on the heels of the extremely popular play, The Plumber, Stages Productions is now set to premiere ‘Ghett-O-Life’ at the Green Gables Theatre on July 30. Written by Michael Denton, ‘Ghett-O-Life’ is a murder mystery topped with large portions of comedic entertainment, and starring Keith ‘Shebada’ Ramsay (among others). According to Bunny Allen, chairman [...]
Continue reading...Shebada Returns For Last 2010 Performance In New York
24. June 2010
Top Jamaican actor, Keith “Shebada” Ramsay, will make his last U.S. performances of the year on Saturday, July 24 at York College in Queens and Sunday, July 25 at Wingate High School in Brooklyn. To great anticipation and by popular demand, the actor will appear in Irish and Chin’s encore performances of the hit play [...]
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1. September 2010
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