Photo Credit – All photos used in this article provided by Neil Waithe.
The premise of Nine Night is obvious from the early lines. Set in England,
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The Nine Night ritual and ceremony has been a long standing tradition to honour the dead in Jamaica and the Caribbean. Natasha Gordon, an English writer of Jamaican heritage, has held a deep fascination for the ritual,
I decided to study to become a theatre artist after the overwhelming and enriching experience of the first Caribbean Festival of the Arts, CARIFESTA, in 1972 in Guyana.
