I just love this poet....and this poem for that matter!
Shihan - The Nigger Auction
Things I like to do:
Dance Writing Music, Poetry and Screenplays Eating new Foods Cooking Tutoring Acting Choral Singing Talking about Movies Understanding the Bible fa real
Music
American Gospel Music Out of Eden, CeCe Winans, Kirk Franklin, Nicole C Mullen, Cross Movement, Shekinah Glory Bahamian Gospel Music Dunamus Soundz, Mr Lynx, Terneille "Tada" Burrows Trinidad Sherwin Gardner Jamaica Stitchie, Papa San, Chevelle Franklin, St Matthew Other Music India Arie, Natasha Bedingfield, JoJo, Boyz 2 Men (from back in the day - harmony can dun), Musiq Soulchild, and Lyfe (just stumbled on him recently Find the following creative and interesting Black Eyed Peas, Linkin Park, Avril Lavigne, John Legend, Regina Specktor
Movies
Malcolm X (Spike Lee and Denzel at their very best)
The Titanic
The Godfather I
City of God
Remember the Titans
Eve's Bayou
Music of The Heart (always makes me cry)
Love and Basketball (one of my favoritist love stories ever)
"Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" "Building Blocks" The above are primary school readings but among my favorites. Then there are "The Colour Purple" "Little Women" "Heidi" And finally "The Spirit Controlled Woman" - Where I learned all about temperaments. (I am a melchlor...and working on it.) "Live Your Best Life Now" "The Leadership Secrets of Jesus"
DAS A WIBE PROFILE PRESS RELEASE WRITTEN BY ARTHIA NIXON
Onike Archer, Judah Seymour and Torrell Glinton play three lost souls reflecting on the wrong choices they made which resulted in the loss of their young lives in Das A Vibe. Organizers hope schools will allow students to attend and will use the opportunity of this viewing to lead into discussions and reflection on how to curb school violence and to avoid other at-risk behaviours plaguing society.
Up and coming filmmaker and president of C2it Productions Moya Thompson has double duty as the director and producer of Das A Vibe, a teen-targeted play highlighting the possible consequences of drug dealing, gang-banging and sex and their effects on individual’s lives.
With the powerful tagline of “Think twice, you only live once”, there is no question what C2it Productions hopes to accomplish with their back by popular demand performance of Das A Wibe, a play geared towards youth and keeping them on a preventative path from social ills such as drugs, sex, gang-banging and crime.
The play centers around three souls reminiscing about their lives while in the afterlife. As they deal with their current situation, they try to assess how they could have avoided their demise. Each story seems separate but as the plot unravels, viewers piece together the connections of how the characters unknowingly are responsible not only for their own deaths, but for each others’ deaths because of the way they confronted the temptations of drugs, sex and crime – all the result of peer pressure.
The play was originally written by founder of Dramatic Force, Osvon Pratt and later rewritten with the assistance of screenwriter, actress and teacher Moya Thompson who serves as both the director and producer for the production. Other contributors include step choreographer Kaylen Jervis, assistant Director of Culture and dance choreographer, Dereka Deleveaux-Grant and youth leader and karate instructor Jawara Pierre.
The show will take place at 8:00 pm on Friday April 25th at The National Center for the Performing Arts, Shirley Street at the cost $15. There will be special performances for school groups taking place from 10:30am to 12:00pm for a much lower rate.
As a result of the youth associated in bringing the drama to life, the play is something youth can appreciate as it intermarries today’s teen vernacular, stirring musical accompaniment ranging from old spirituals to Hip Hop and R&B and creative film/stage combination for flashbacks. Tinged with pantomime, karate, stepping and other modern moves, the show has received rave reviews from churches, school counselors, parents and of course, students and youth. SEE CLIPS FROM THE SHOW BELOW!!
Drug Dealer's Meeting
The Player...playin around!
Dis Feather Rightchere MUST be yours!
Gangsters in The Car - new edit
just got your note. Yes, I was in Toronoto, and I am very happy that I have been there for the premiere of RAIN. It was great! We missed you. Hope you are well! Gabor
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