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Heritage Theatre Company direct from Grenada & Everybody's Magazine presents Ivan Roof-Us
Directed by Chris de Riggs featuring Grenada's Leading Comic Personalities ● Wayne Bubb ● Debbie Gilchrist ● Tickets now on sale! o o o o o o o o o o o IVAN ROOF-US OPENS IN
GRENADA On Saturday and Sunday, November 6th and 7th, hundreds of Grenadians packed the Grenada Trade Center to see the comedy-play “Ivan Roof-Us,” the first major cultural event since Hurricane Ivan devastated Grenada and several other Caribbean islands and parts of Florida last September. By a twist of faith, the Grenada Trade Center is one of the few buildings that Ivan failed to demolish. “We hope that ‘Ivan Roof-Us’ will help relieve the stress that all Grenadians at home have endured and are enduring since September” says playwright Chris DeRiggs of the Heritage Theatre Company of Grenada. “The local production of Hurricane Roof-Us is a tremendous success.” “We are happy that we can give our nation and people in our sister islands such as Barbados, Tobago, Jamaica, St. Vincent and St. Lucia who endured the wrath of Ivan something to make us all laugh and enjoy,” a thrilled DeRiggs said in a phone call to New York. Some of Grenada’s best comic personalities such as Wayne Bubb, Lisa Grappy, Deleon Walters, Robert Whyte and Deborah Gilchrist are in “Ivan Roof-Us.” Most cast members lost a roof; other member homes were severely damaged and a cast member grandfather passed on as a result of the brutal hurricane. Also in “Ivan Roof-Us” are Jamaican actress Jean Kelly Whyte and American Ayana Clarkson. “Ivan Roof-Us” (When Lightning Strikes) will be staged as a benefit event at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts, Brooklyn College, NY on Saturday, November 27, 8:00pm. The play will no longer be performed in the Maryland/Washington area and Bronx, NY. The cast can only do a limited tour. Total proceeds from the New York performance will be given to institutions helping children in hurricane-torn Haiti and Grenada. Tickets, $38 & $42, are on sale at Brooklyn College Box Office. Tickets are also available thru mail order and On Line. www.everybodysmag.com. Call (718) 941-1879 for additional information. If you cannot attend but will like to make a contribution, kindly send it to EVERYBODY’S Magazine, 1630 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11226. (No contribution is too small.) |
