Cindy: The Modern Day Jamaican Cinderella Story
Laughter filled the Philip Sherlock venue during theperformances of Gizarda (Keiran King) and Guinep(Craig McNally). (Photo: Marlon Reid)
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January 11, 2010

Cindy: The Modern Day Jamaican Cinderella Story

Cindy — The Modern Day Jamaican Cinderella Story was hosted last Friday by Campion College at the Phillip Sherlock Centre, UWI.

The play, which featured several current and alumni Campionites which tells the tale of the traditional Cinderella story with a Jamaican twist as the title suggests. Intense humour, commendable casting, fantastic music and an overall wonderful production all come together to create a must-see play. Here are some highlights from Friday night’s Gala performance.

 

 

A night time scene from ‘Cindy’. (L-R) Guinep (CraigMcNally), the Ginnal man played by Sheldon McDonaldand Gizarda (Keiran King).
A section of the dancertroupe that kept theaudience entertained.

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