From Cayman Drama Society Did y’ hear the storyOf the Johnstone twins?As like each other as two new pinsOf one womb born, on the self same day,How one was kept and one given away? Blood Brothers is a haunting, yet often comical, musical about twins separated at birth. It looks at how life can be […]
CDS 2023 SEASON
Cayman Drama Society 2023 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT! You may already know about The Memory Of Water, considering we have held the auditions and cast it already…and you may have been hoping to see a Christmas Shows next holiday season BUT did you know we are also putting on Blood Brothers the musical (by Willy Russel), and The Mousetrap […]
Cayman: CDS – Call for production pitches and directors/producers!
PRODUCTIONS PITCH NIGHT AND SOCIAL ON THU 29th SEPT! We are currently timetabling our next few shows, and it is that time where we ask for production pitches from Producers/Directors. If you are a Producer/Director and you have a show you would like to put on then we would love to see you at our social (or you can […]
THE DECEPTION OF KATHRYN VASK
The Cayman Drama Society presents the play “The Deception of Kathryn Vask” by Mark Steensland It will be presented by CDS from February 24th to March 19th 2022. SUMMARY:Blaming herself for her son’s death in an accident, a grief-stricken woman wants to hold a séance to get his forgiveness from beyond the grave. But when […]
Cayman Islands: On Golden Pond tickets at CDS now on sale!
LOVE THEATRE SHOW THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE YOU CARE, OR TREAT YOURSELF, WITH THEATRE TICKETS THIS VALENTINES DAY! Cayman Drama Society is happy to bring you ON GOLDEN POND this March at the Prospect Playhouse. The plot focuses on ageing couple Ethel and Norman Thayer, who spend each summer at their home on a lake called […]
Educating not only Rita
The Cayman Drama Society’s (CDS) latest production is the very well known Willy Russell’s “Educating Rita”. In the CDS’s synopsis of the play it says “Frank is a tutor of English in his fifties whose disillusioned outlook on life drives him to drink and bury himself in his books. Enter Rita, a forthright 26-year-old hairdresser […]
The Editor Speaks: The worst storms makes even worse reporting
Listening and watching the reporting of the latest Atlantic and Pacific storms I was shocked at some of the reporting. It was with almost glee in the voices of some of the reporters on US television channels as they foretold the coming doom in store for residents in the US Carolinas from Hurricane Florence and […]
The Editor Speaks: Anne Frank’s Diary is a wake up call
I was with other media writers and invited teenage school pupils last Tuesday (4) to watch the dress rehearsal of the newly adapted Wendy Kesselman stage play, “The Diary of Anne Frank”. Originally written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Kesselman’s version portrays Anne as she really was – a young woman capable of being […]