The National?Independence?Festival of Creative Arts Performing Arts finals are in full swing.
After previous nights of dance and music, it was time for the theatre practitioners to appear before the judges on Sunday night at Frank?Collymore Hall.
The actors dealt with issues such as poor customer service, the spread of HIV, nationalism, and crime and its impact on the economy.
One of the more popular highlights was the contributions coming from the inmates of Her Majesty’s Prison Drama Group. Their pieces included Check Ya Self and The Hustler.
Members of the Rhythmic Resilience, also of Her Majesty’s Prison Drama Group, going through a piece called Reflections.
It symbolised victims’ struggles in dealing with their incarceration and hopes of starting life anew. (JS)
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Reflections at NIFCA
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