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Day Five at Shakespeare in Paradise

09.10.2009

Full houses last night at both at The Dundas, for The Tempest, and at The Humidor for Music of The Bahamas. Zora is having its second performance this evening at the NAGB and The Tempest continues at The Dundas. All shows tonight begin at 8:00p.m. The Box Office continues at The Dundas 10:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. [...]

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Notes from the Field

09.10.2009

Every day, Arts Bahamas (otherwise known as Conch Een Ga No Bone) sends out an email updating subscribers about the festival. We’re running around all week from place to place, putting out fires here and there, so just to keep us current, I’ve started posting the updates here. Watch this space!

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Day Four at Shakespeare in Paradise

08.10.2009

Today marks the half way point of the Shakespeare In Paradise theatre festival. We have only heard very good responses about last night’s opening of Zora at the NAGB. At The Dundas, Caribbean Voices was also well received and people are still discussing and debating One White One Black. Even though the Bahamas Plays and [...]

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Day Three at Shakespeare in Paradise

07.10.2009

We have arrived at day three, and tonight Shakespeare In Paradise will introduce the public to two more plays. Zora will have its first festival performance at the National Art Gallery and One White One Black will share a double bill at the Dundas with Caribbean Voices, which had its festival debut last night at [...]

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Day Two at Shakespeare in Paradise

06.10.2009

We had a great opening night last night for Shakespeare In Paradise! The audience response for both Music of The Bahamas and Love In Two Acts was very high. The festival continues tonight with Music of The Bahamas, again at The Dundas, starting at eight o’clock, and Caribbean Voices joins Love In Two Acts for [...]

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Festival Opens!!

04.10.2009

Well, it’s hard to believe, but the date is finally here. Our visiting artists arrive today (two came in from Cayman last night) and we’ll welcome them this evening with a reception. And then tomorrow, the festival opens to the public. It’s hard to believe that the time has come, but it has. Our box [...]

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