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Fall-Winter 2007 The Ritual (in collaboration with New Perspective Theatre Company) Readings February 2008 Fix Up March 2008 Pretty Paper Fall 2006 Productions Fix Up
Mamma Decemba by Nigel Fall 2005 Readings Part 1
Leaving Taking Part 2 The Orange Cuba Sun plus Christmas Spirit Event with kareoke Coming in 2006 - British-Caribbean Readings and Productions Reading Series of Short Plays (August 2005) Showcase Production of Project Find - Coffee House Past Projects
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Click here for more photos and highlights from events of the past year in the Banana Boat Productions Scrapbook. About Banana Boat Productions Banana Boat Productions, a not-for-profit corporation, founded in 1996 by Merlina Rich, is dedicated to presenting quality Caribbean theater to the New York City Caribbean and non-Caribbean community. Our premise is simply this: The Caribbean culture is a multicolored and rich palette of expressions, experiences, and lifestyles that has not been exposed enough in the realm of truly meaningful theater. Banana Boat Productions hopes to bring more thoughtful Caribbean theater to a larger audience, an audience that, through our readings and full staged productions, will be able to more easily recognize and appreciate both the complexities and the simple elegance of the struggles and the resolutions, the humor and the sadness, but most of all, the indomitable spirit of Caribbean life. Please contact us if you would like to contribute to or participate in this endeavor.
Founder and Executive Director Banana Boat Productions 340 W. 57th Street, Suite 4-I New York, New York 10019 (212) 586-8767 e-mail:Banana Boat Productions See Photos
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