Jamaican Plays

Trevor Rhone’s Two Can Play Reviewed In The Gleaner

Gleaner review of Trevor Rhone’s “Two Can Play” by Keiran King “… if you see five Jamaican plays in your short, embattled life, one of them has to be Trevor Rhone’s Two Can Play. The script, which won Best Original Play on its 1982 debut, tells its story with such thunderous honesty that neither the [...]

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Two Can Play – A Tribute To Trevor Rhone

The University Players’ will pay tribute to the late Trevor Rhone by staging his award-winning comedy “Two Can Play” for just six performances – beginning Saturday, October 17 and continuing through to Monday, October 26. The venue will be the Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts at the University of the West Indies, Mona, [...]

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Trevor Rhone Has Died

Trevor Rhone, one of Jamaica’s best known playwrights and screenwriters, died earlier today in Kingston, Jamaica; he had reportedly suffered from a heart attack and was being transported to the hospital, but died while in-transit. He was 69 years old. Born March 24 1940, Rhone is best known for his co-writing role in the movie [...]

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