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LTM NATIONAL PANTOMIME
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| Barbara Gloudon Directed by Brian Heap Lyrics by Barbara Gloudon Music by Grub Cooper Movement by Rex Nettleford Set by Jennifer Chang Costumes by Norman Russell Props by Maureen Harris & Patrick Heron Lighting by George Carter |
The
Story
The people of Trash Town, led by Mama Queenie, fight daily to survive down in the Trash, but they're proud and hopeful. Mama Queenie is raising Esmeralda to be a good girl, a worthy wife for Dukie, Mama Queenie's one-son, sent to study abroad. He's returning home when trouble strikes Trash Town life goes on with the Count of Cross Roads, Lord Bag and Pan, Khus Khus and his Windscreen Brigade, Matty, Zackie and Dora and all the assorted Trashers getting on with it. Meanwhile, up on Ready Heights, King Nuff bolts and bars his door cause he don't like to see the poor, loving only his daughter the Princess Polyester who needs/wants a husband most desperately. So King Nuff offers a reward… Enter the Count of Cross Roads and Lord Bag and Pan, Trashers going where Nuff has forbidden them to tread. Deceived and distraught, King Nuff unleashes his ultimate weapon—Dutty Dunnie, the dreaded monster. And then!!! And then!!! It all ends happily (more or less).
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4 Tom Redcam Avenue, Kingston 5, Jamaica W.I.