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The Teller's Tail
"Munair Zacca and Charmaine Hemmings are seen here in one of the more delicate moments of the Teller's Tail, a comedy written by Oliver Samuels. The Teller's Tail closes this weekend at the Creative Arts Centre."
Three In One
"Three in One: Three of the most highly commended entries in the recent Schools Drama Festival return to the stage of the Little Theatre on Sunday for 4:30 matinee performance. "Three In One" will be presented by a cast of nearly 70 students. The…
Reeds In The Wind
"The Thespians rehearse a scene from Reeds in the Wind written by Mark Loague and directed by Patrick Grant, The play is part of a double-bill opening tonight at the UWI Creative Centre and continuing on July 26, 27, 28, 30 and 31. The other play on…
Murder at The Howard Johnson's
"The Lover (Oliver Samuels), The wife (Grace McGhie) and the husband (Volier Johnson) - hilarity is the name of the game in "Murder at the Howard Johnson's", Ed Wallace Productions' offering for the holidays season. The play opened on Boxing Day.…
My Son's Friend
"Scenes from current theatre productions include at left Kirk (Clive Wilson) and Chris (Leonie Forbes) in conflict in "My Son's Friend". The play is scheduled to visit Montego Bay, at the Montego Bay High School on Saturday January 24, at 8:00 pm. it…
My Son's Friend
"Father and Son in conflict...Kevin Wynter and Roy Hall in a scene from "My Son's Friend" - a Jamaican play by Frances Phillips which opened at Stage One last night."
Stanley & Fay, Pularchie & P
"Nathan (Robert Dunkley) tries to seduce Fay (Pauline Stone) while her man Stanley is away."
Romeo and Juliet
"One of the piquant moments from the play Romeo and Juliet in an African setting, which opens at Strathford High School Heathfield Road today at 6 pm. The nurse, played by Winette Mullings talks with Juliet played by Marcella Thomas. Other players…
Stanley & Fay, Pularchie & P
"Joey (Buddy Pouyatt), centre, intervenes in a fight between Pearlie (Marguerite Newland) and Pularchie (Marjorie Whylie). In the background are Fay (Pauline Stone) and Doris (Cyrene Tomlinson)."
