Tag Archive | "Pantry Playhouse"

DMH Productions Presents Back-A-Yaad

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

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DMH Productions has assembled an all star team for its annual Christmas production Back-A-Yaad. Scheduled to open on December 27 at the Pantry Playhouse on Dumfries Road, the show revives the delightful chemistry between Deon Silvera and Dahlia Harris while Ghett’a Life stars Chris McFarlane and Kevoy Burton, who alternates with Akeem Mignott, collaborate for [...]

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Judgement Play Opens December 26 At The Pantry Playhouse

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

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A sizzling new Jamaican drama called JUDGEMENT is set to open on Sunday, December 26, at 6 p.m. at the Pantry Playhouse in New Kingston. Set in New York, Judgement looks at how the decisions we make always come back to haunt us, and how the people we love often suffer the consequences. Written by [...]

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Second Chance – A Powerful Drama

Monday, July 12, 2010

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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 [...]

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Overview – Backstage

Sunday, May 2, 2010

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Backstage, a new theatrical offering, premieres this Friday, May 7, at the Pantry Playhouse. Today’s Sunday Gleaner carries a short feature on it. The Pantry Playhouse, which was founded by Karl Hart, celebrates 10 years this month. To mark this milestone, Hart has embarked on his fourth theatrical offering, Backstage … “Backstage is where the [...]

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Everaldo Creary Is The ‘CHAPSIE”

Thursday, November 5, 2009

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Everaldo Creary plays the role of Donald, a sound system selector who is the “Chapsie” in Aston Cooke’s romantic comedy about cougars and cubs called “Me And Mi Chapsie” – which opened last month at the Pantry Playhouse in New Kingston. In Jamaica it has always been socially acceptable to see older men with younger [...]

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