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| MOONSHINE ANANCY |
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| Barbara Gloudon Directed by Eddy Thomas Music by Joe Williams Sets by Moira Small Costumes by Eddy Thomas Choreography by Eddy Thomas Lighting by George Carter |
The
Story The
prizes this year for our National Lottery are seats on Jamaica's
third spaceship, "maccafat Three", to the Moon.Five have won places - Jan and Ronert, two young people trying to bridge the Generation Gap and solve their own personal, social difficulties; Miss Tetess, a lady who lived and studied in Old Madrid and now heads the Mission to the Moon in search of little green men; Miss Corpie, a policewoman who has been working for ther first stripe for the last ten years and hopes to achieve this with a successful Moon Mission; Bredda Soul (alias anancy) who is the official pothone "filler-upper" and having heard about the craters on the Moon, is only too keen to get the knack of lunar crater mechanics. As it turns out there are many surprises in store for all on the Moon, and even bigger ones on the return to Jamaica, and it all adds up to "Moonshine Anancy"
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