The Creative Economy Files: Part I
Why Jamaica’s New Creative Economy Policy Matters The Creative Economy Files: Part I Why Jamaica’s New Creative Economy Policy Matters For years, Jamaican creatives have been told that culture is…
Why Jamaica’s New Creative Economy Policy Matters The Creative Economy Files: Part I Why Jamaica’s New Creative Economy Policy Matters For years, Jamaican creatives have been told that culture is…
For decades, Jamaica’s culture has been one of the country’s most powerful exports. Our music has travelled the globe. Our language has shaped international popular culture. Our athletes, storytellers, dancers,…
“Brazen To Di Bone,” directed by Pablo Hoilett, is a Jamaican farce that centers on Alrick Smith, a man ensnared in a web of lies about government benefits. As he navigates the chaos of his situation, the play explores themes of deception and the absurd lengths individuals go to maintain their fabrications. The production excels through performances, particularly by Christopher “Johnny” Daley and Donald “Iceman” Anderson, who bring humor and authenticity to their roles. While technical aspects may falter, the cast’s chemistry and timing elevate the experience. Overall, it successfully merges classic farcical elements with Jamaican cultural nuances, enriching the theatrical landscape.
We Are The Beat · April 2025 · Theatre & Culture Jamaica has a new standard bearer for performing arts recognition. The Phoenix Awards — rooted in the motto “Inclusivity…
Every city has a pulse. In Kingston, that pulse often travels through basslines. Tucked away in the hills above the capital, Kingston Dub Club has quietly become one of the…
There is something timeless about a fire gathering. Before the stages, before the algorithms, before the bright lights of commercial entertainment, there was always a circle. A gathering. A drum.…
In the hills of Jacks Hill, where Kingston begins to soften into quiet elevation and green spaces, an intimate artistic experience is preparing to unfold across two weekends in May.…
In Jamaica, some of the most important cultural movements are not beginning inside massive institutions or multimillion dollar studios. They are emerging from communities, classrooms, grassroots collaborations and the determined…
A ROSE OF SHARON – A Rose Of Sharon is a gripping comedy which tells the story of a man ripped from his life in America and deported to Jamaica…
From the moment Jenifer Johnson steps into her brother-in-law Hopeton’s home, the air thickens, and trouble begins its slow boil. In Bloodlies, Dahlia Harris crafts a family drama that constantly…