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Port Rhoades, Discovery Bay, St. Anne
Aerial view of the terminal for the export of bauxite by Kaiser Jamaica Corporation at Port Rhoades in Discovery Bay, St. Ann.
Port Esquivel, St. Catherine
Aerial view of the Alcan terminal for the export of alumina from Port Esquivel, St. Catherine.
John Canoe Parade, Scotia Bank
Scenes at a John Canoe concert being held at Scotia Centre in Down Town, Kingston, put on by the Jamaica Tourist Board.
Scene from The Criminals - Hilary Nicholson
"The Criminals": Hilary Nicholson and Anna Hearne as the strange sisters in a lighter moment from Munair Zacca's production of the Cuban play "The Criminals" on at the Barn Theatre, Thursdays through Sundays at 8:30pm."
Rehearsal of The Criminals
"The criminals rehearse: Anna Hearne, Stafford Harrison and Hillary Nicholson (r-l) rehearse a scene from the Cuban play "The Criminals" by Jose Triana, directed by Munair Zacca (extreme right), opening at the Barn Theatre on July 4."
Scene from Schools Out - Oliver Samuels
"School's Out", a play written by Trevor Rhone and directed by Yvonne Jones Brewster opens at the Barn Theatre tomorrow at 8:30 pm. The cast is led by Oliver Samuels [left] fresh from his very successful leading role in "Dickance For Flippance",…
Interior of Barn Theatre
A view of Barn Theatre looking towards the stage. A scene is set onstage and a woman is sitting on one of the props.
Scene from Old Story Time
"Losing her man: Lois [Pauline Kerr] declares she's losing her husband, Len [Carl Binger] to "a book of no specific title" as a worried Len Seeks refuge from his problems in books. A scene from Trevor Rhone's Old Story Time."
Remembrance - That man is your father
"That man? "That man is your father," Mabel Jordan [Natalie Thompson] tells her son Frederick [Baldwin Howe], warning him to have respect for his parents. The scene is from Derek Walcott's "Remembrance", directed by Trevor Nairne and produced by…
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Ruins of the Stokes Hall Great House
Remains of the Stokes Hall Great House, built by Luke Stokes and destroyed by earthquake in 1907.