THE EDNA MANLEY COLLEGE of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA), the leading voice in regional training in arts and culture hosts a multitude of exciting performances and exhibits yearly.
Four Arts Filled Weeks
Kaleidoscope (Children 4-11 years)
A daily dose of music, dance, drama and visual arts.
Artscope (Teens 12- 18)
Choose one programme from visual arts,
The Edna Manley College of the Visual & Performing Arts presents its second staging of Shop and Rock on Saturday, December 2 at 1 Arthur Wint Drive,
“A Carol for Moneybags”, the Jamaican adaptation of Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ written by renowned playwright and journalist Barbara Gloudon, with original songs by Conroy Cooper is the School of Drama’s second production for the 2017/2018 academic year.
Jamaica’s music darling and icon Marjorie Whylie joins the faculty of the EMCVPA’s, School of Music for a special performance on Sunday November 5, 2017 in their first Faculty Recital for the academic year dubbed Sabor Hispano featuring music from Puerto Rico,
THE EDNA MANLEY COLLEGE of the Visual and Performing Arts (EMCVPA), the leading voice in regional training in arts and culture hosts a multitude of exciting performances and exhibits yearly.
The biennial Rex Nettleford Arts Conference (RNAC) 2017 opens on Wednesday, October 11 with a Corporate Social Tea Meeting at the Amphitheatre School of Drama at 7:00 PM.
Twenty-three-year-old self-taught artist Danielle Parchment, from Kingston, has dreamt of working in animation since she was a teenager. But her progress was initially hampered by learning disabilities and a lack of opportunities in her native Jamaica.
The Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing (EMCVPA) will host the 4th Biennial Rex Nettleford Arts Conference, October 11-13, 2017 under the theme “Arts and Culture for the 21st Century: Millennial Dis-Engagement Engagement – Re-Engagement“.
The School of Drama continues the tradition of excellence with seven (7) Actor Boy Nominations including best costume and set design for the production ‘DOG’ written by former Director of the School of Drama Dennis Scott as well as best ensemble cast and best Children’s Theatre for the play ‘Plastic Things and Butterfly Wings’.
