NEWS
Sharon Millar Cops Regional Commonwealth Short Story Prize
Sharon Millar’s ‘The Whale House’ has copped the Regional Prize for the Caribbean for the 2013 Commonwealth Writers Short Story Competition.
In: Books
CWW Book Prize 2013 - Regional Winners
Disposable People by Ezekel Alan (The Caribbean), Island of a Thousand Mirrors by Nayomi Munaweera (Asia), Sterile Sky by E.E.
In: Books
UWI Players 'Depart' Into the Dark
Samuel Hillary’s classic Caribbean ‘Yard Play’ Departure in the Dark is returning home ... almost.
In: Theatre
Cathy Levy Returns to Theatre With 'Imagine"
Cathy Levy is making her return to the theatre and she is bringing an army of puppets, dancers and designers with her.
In: TheatreINTERVIEWS
Seeking the Natural Light - Sabriya Simon
For Sabriya Simon photography is a search for beauty, or rather the expression of it unfiltered by false lights and unmolested by relentless photoshopping.
Riding the Wave of the Reggae Revolution - Protoje
With the release of his sophomore album The Eight Year Affair, Protoje has firmly cemented his space on the Reggae landscape.
NLS Presents an 'Intimate Encounter' With Marlon James
In the tiny room that houses the big ambitions of the NLS art initiative, photographer Marlon James staged his first solo exhibition, Intimate Encounters.
REVIEWS
Dancehall Meets Poetry at Rhyme & Lyme
Though Dancehall music and poetry are not the most common of bedfellows, it was the combination offered up at Rhyme and Lyme on Monday night. The first in the monthly series featured performances by Mel Cooke, Sabrena McDonald and rising DJ Darrio.
Strong Comedy, A Touch of Music & Weak Magic - Comedytaiment April
Comedytainment returned to Red Bones the Blues Cafe for the April installment of the bi-monthly helping of comedy and a hodgepodge of other entertainment. This month it was a combination of comedy, magic and a smattering of music.
Rwandan Footballers Kick Off World African Film Fest Jamaica
The Jamaican leg of the 2013 Africa World Documentary Film Festival got underway at the University of the West Indies, Mona, on Wednesday evening with Rwanda-17: The Healing of a Nation.
In: Film & TV
FEATURE
Anancy Gets Athletic in Winners Circle
One of Jamaica’s most celebrated folk heroes, Anancy, is joining forces with the country’s contemporary heroes, our athletes and musicians when Winners Circle, the third installment of the Anancy Chaptaz hits the stage.
In: TheatreAD
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