THERE IS MUCH More In De Mortar than meets the eye in the Nook & Cranny Cultural Cabareta.
This shortened version of a cabaret is the main brew in the Nook& Cranny Bar at this year’s Laff It Off production, which opened at the Ann Johnson Auditorium, St Gabriel’s School last night.
The cast of Peta Alleyne (left), Troy Harper (right), Chrispin Hackett, Toni-Ann Johnson and newcomer Leon Phillips had members of the audience in stitches, as they put the Laff It Off spin on a number of topical issues.
School bullies, back-to-school fetes, the just concluded by-election in St John, the Kensington Oval Cohobblopot Belt and PM Fondle Stroke are just some of the things taking a humourous “pounding” in the pestle. (YB)
Laff It Off opens
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