The last few years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of plays for children. Included in this batch is the Anancy Chaptaz series written and directed by Damion Radcliffe which he co-produces with the Independent Actors Movement.

“Mocking pretenders beware!” declares the NGC Bocas Literary Festival schedule. It is the segment marking the Midnight Robber Showdown.

The story of Lazarus is one of the most popular tales in the Bible. It illustrates Jesus’ power, grace and majesty. On Easter Sunday, Clive Thompson provided a beautiful translation of that story with ‘Of Love and Sympathy’.

Women are rarely combatants in war yet their bodies are often sites upon which battles are waged.

For four days in March over a dozen dance companies, studios, dance crews, high school dance troupes and independent dancers of Jamaica wove intricate patterns across the stage of the Phillip Sherlock Centre for the Performing Arts, University of the West Indies, Mona.

The musical Last Call danced away with the award for Production at the 22nd Actor Boy Awards which was staged by the International Theatre Institute Jamaica Centre on Monday, April 2, 2012.

Douglas Prout and Basil Dawkins have teamed up once again, and this time they have come very close to creating magic. Where Is My Father is an energetic gripping drama that is easily one of the must sees of this year’s theatre season.