by Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh The book comprises two full-length plays: “The Doctor’s Patients” and “The Collector.” Both plays contain Caribbean expressions and dialect. The first play provides humorous glimpses into the political consciousness and social life of a West Indian island. Views of the country’s citizens reveal their divisions and desires. The second play depicts the serious efforts of an individual in promoting Caribbean unity. This is achieved by visits to various West Indian countries and interacting with persons from all levels of society. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh is a lecturer at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad, West Indies. In December 2005, his first full-length play won the first Tony Hall Award for Playwriting in Trinidad and Tobago. Other plays written by Teelucksingh include “Weed, Coke, and Rum Till I Die.” During the past four years, he has produced and directed eight plays. Teelucksingh also assisted in the production of the short film Nah Leavin’, which placed in the top five of Movietowne’s first Secondary Schools Short Film Festival in Trinidad and Tobago. (2008, paperback, 110 pages) Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days. |
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