It was an emotional ride for the sprinkling of audience who was in attendance. One contributing factor was a fusion of genres – comedy, tragedy and tragicomedy with a dash of melodrama. This mixture, which did not give much movement to the storyline, created a sense of confusion – a very poignant moment is quickly devoured by some rather tasteless action or gesture. But the story is not a lost cause. On the other hand, the production is a lesson in some aspects of Jamaican culture – a mix of strong African retention and a mild dose of European practices, as well as a meaningful message to both parents and children … more