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Easy Street Play Heads To New York
Caribbean nationals in New York, USA, will get a chance to see Patrick Brown’s long-running musical comedy, Easy Street, when the production hits the stage at venues in different boroughs this coming weekend. Confirmed New York dates and venues Friday, May 28 – York College, Queens Saturday, May 29 – Brooklyn College, Brooklyn Sunday, May 30 – Truman High [...]
Continue reading...Coming Soon – Short Film Called The Final Game Based On Love Games Play
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
After a successful staging more than two years ago, Patrick Brown will be turning part of his Love Games play into a short film called The Final Game. Love Games has six skits, and the last one, called Final Game, will be turned into a short film. In the last section of the play, John (Glen [...]
Continue reading...Oliver Samuels Enjoying Puppy Love
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Veteran comedic actor, Oliver Samuels, is reportedly enjoying his stint in Patrick Brown’s romantic comedy Puppy Love, though admitting that the role has been one of the most challenging he has played to date. “Truth be told, I have not done many naturalistic pieces over the years, and as such, Puppy Love represented a real challenge [...]
Continue reading...Oliver Samuels Returns To The Local Stage in PUPPY LOVE
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Playwright, Patrick Brown, is at it again. This time, with the revival of his romantic comedy, Puppy Love (which last played some eight years ago – in Summer 2002). Puppy Love is centered around a sultry and precocious 18 year old – Karen ‘Kar Kar’ Cross (played by Natalee Cole), who, under the influence of peer [...]
Continue reading...Oliver Samuels Returns In ‘Puppy Love’
Sunday, March 21, 2010
In today’s Sunday Gleaner, Mel Cooke takes a look at the return of revered comedian, Oliver Samuels, to the local stage. After spending several months overseas in Canada and the UK, Samuels is back in Jamaica for Puppy Love, which opens at 8 p.m. on Wednesday (March 24) at The Pantry, Dumfries Road, New Kingston. [...]
Continue reading...Easy Street – Now Playing At Centerstage
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
The Centerstage Theatre in New Kingston came alive on Boxing Day, December 26, 2009, with the premiere of the 13th annual Jambiz Christmas production – Easy Street. The Patrick Brown-penned comedy with music offers a belly full of laughs and so much more. In Easy Street, writer Patrick Brown takes us on a journey to the [...]
Continue reading...Jambiz On Easy Street This Christmas
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Local theatre producers Jambiz international Limited is hoping for lucky 13 this year, as their 13th annual Christmas Production maintains tradition with a Boxing Day opening at 5 p.m. Writer in residence, Patrick Brown, has crafted yet another creative gem, this time entitled EASY STREET. The now popular and experienced Jambiz crew will again bring the [...]
Continue reading...The Play Diana Explores Real Issues Through Comedy
Friday, September 18, 2009
Jamaica Observer newspaper feature on DIANA: Patrick Brown’s latest production, Diana, directed by Trevor Nairne is a hilarious, entertaining, romantic comedy that provides an interesting insight on real issues, depicted through the lifestyle of Diana, an attractive go-go dancer. Diana is a fresh insight on social issues that plague everyday life and the possibility to [...]
Continue reading...Candyman Delivers In DIANA
Thursday, September 10, 2009
One of the hallmarks of a good acting performance is the feedback that the actor (or actress) gets from the audience. Better yet, if the feedback is exactly what the actor has set out to achieve, then the actor knows that they have either hit the mark or come pretty close. Christopher Hutchinson’s portrayal of the [...]
Continue reading...Patrick Brown’s Diana – A Romantic Comedy
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Patrick Brown’s DIANA plays Wednesdays to Saturdays at 8 p.m., and at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Sundays at CENTERSTAGE on Dominica Drive in New Kingston. Directed by award winning director Trevor Naire, and described as a “romantic comedy”, the story revolves around Diana, an attractive go-go dancer who seemed to have been born to [...]
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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