Jamaican theater aficionados in South Florida are in for a deal with this Mom’s Day weekend because the acclaimed Jamaican actor Glen “Titus” Campbell brings the hit play “Lockdown” to the stage.
The play, which explores the lives of Jamaicans through the pandemic, guarantees a night of laughter and leisure for the entire household.
The pandemic took its toll on the touring calendars of Jamaican theater homes, together with Jambiz, one in every of Jamaica’s most watched stay theatrical corporations lately. Subsequently, the announcement of “Lockdown” making a cease on its U.S. tour in South Florida generated pleasure in the area people.
Whirlwind Dwell Performances Inc., a Florida-based firm identified for producing performs, concert events, and membership nights worldwide, now handles the promotions for Jambiz performs in america. With their joint effort, South Florida is poised to expertise one other spherical of sold-out performances.
Demand for tickets is excessive, with South Florida theater followers eagerly awaiting the chance to see top-notch Jamaican theater. Nevertheless, because of the calls for of stay performances in Jamaica, touring, rehearsals, and actor schedules, there might be just one present in Miramar (on the Everglades Excessive College) on, Might 11, the eve of Mom’s Day and the finale at Coral Springs (on the Coral Springs Heart for the Arts) on Mom’s Day, Might 12. Tickets are on sale on https://whirlwindlive.net/.
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As veteran comic Oliver Samuels enters the twilight of his profession, the highlight now shines on Glen “Titus” Campbell as a possible successor to the title of the following King of Comedy. Campbell has not solely delighted audiences worldwide along with his comedic performances however has additionally left an enduring mark on Jamaican tv along with his work on JBC’s “Titus in City.”
For these lucky sufficient to safe tickets for his or her moms this 12 months, “Lockdown” guarantees a night of assured laughter for your entire household. With Campbell main the forged, Patrick Brown’s “Lockdown” is certain to be a spotlight of the Mom’s Day weekend leisure lineup.
