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Ruby
"Yu see you? You gwine get me some breads, beg, steal or borrow," Justine the pimp (Charles Hyatt) tries blackmail on Daniel (John Jones) in a scene from Fr. Richard HoLung's powerful musical "Ruby", now playing at the Little Theatre, "Ruby" which…
Ruby
"Sonny, where you get all dat food, bwoy?" "Buy it. I self-employed now, Mama". Colin Douglas (Sonny) and Daphne Williamson (Katy) in a scene from Father Richard Ho Lung's new musical Ruby, which opens at the Little Theatre on Wednesday. Ruby, which…
The Rope and the Cross
"Mother in grief - Leonie Forbes, Jamaica's leading dramatic actress appears in The Rope and the Cross, at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Alley. The performance begins at 7pm. The Rope and the Cross features Ms. Forbes in a lead role as Miss Birdie and…
The Rope and The Cross
"Woman behold thy son - While Mary the mother of Jesus [Margaret Newland] views in anguish her son on the cross, John the youngest disciple [Richard Mitchell] comforts her. it's a scene from Easton Lee's "The Rope and the Cross" which will be playing…
The Rope and The Cross
"Blind eyes that see: A blind soothsayer (Easton Lee) holds up a symbol of the cross that he predicts Jesus will bear, in a scene from the popular Passion play "The Rope and The Cross", Mr. Lee is also writer-director of the play which is billed for…
The Rope and The Cross
"Barry Johnson - as the Shepherd narrator whose role takes him in and out of the action as the play develops."
Norman is that You?
"The cast of 'Norman is That You?', Ed Wallace Productions' new rib tickling comedy, now playing at Stage One [New Kingston Hotel]. From left: Mary [Christine Bell], Beatrice [Grace McGhie], Norman [Clive Wilson], Ben [Bari Johnson], and Garson [Gary…
Amerindian captains from Guyana
"Amerindian captains from all over the country assemble in the compound of Parliament building before their conference in Guyana."
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Myrtle Bank Hotel
View of the Myrtle Bank Hotel, built in the mid 1800s. This grand hotel was once known as the largest in the island.