A death in the family can bring out the best or the worst in people. Well, we can definitely confirm this, especially if the person's name is Miss Faithlyn.
Imagine Miss Faithlyn on her death bed and her son, Steadman, is making "deals" with the undertaker (Not La Qua neither Otway Bailey) to bury his mother, all because he owes the undertaker (Wilfred) some money.
If Wilfred gets the job to do the burial then Steadman's debt will be forgiven. And imagine the same Wilfred being angry with the nurses in the hospital and every one in the village all because they are taking special care of elderly, sick people.
He interprets this as a deliberate ploy to prevent the sick from dying and by extension, preventing him from getting "business".
Miss Faithlyn has not died as yet and the bacchanal has started. Well, just imagine what will happen when she passes on and her cantankerous daughter, Ethel, who resides in the USA, arrives in Grenada to declare war, on anyone whom she perceives is preventing her from acquiring her inheritance.
If you want to catch the developments in the unfolding of events surrounding "Miss Faithlyn" then be sure to catch the action at THE GRENADA TRADE CENTRE on Friday, April 20, Saturday 21 and Sunday 22, 2007 (8:00 p.m) for the final staging of the most hilarious comedy ever to be staged in Grenada.
The BURIAL OF MISS FAITHLYN, is written and directed by Francis Urias Peters.
FAITHLYN will be as fresh as ever and will include some new additions to the original play.
From the TRADE CENTRE, the production moves to the Deluxe Cinema in Grenville for two performances on Saturday April 28, 2007.
A matinee performance takes place at 4:30 PM where both Parents and Children will pay a reduced rate for the matinee performance.
The evening show takes place at 8:30 PM for adults only.
The Burial of Miss Faithlyn was made possible this time around with corporate support from the major sponsor, HUBBARDS, and associate sponsors GRENLEC, GITTENS AGENCY AND PHARMACY, and THE GRENADA TRADE CENTRE.
