Engage, Culture, People, Jamaica
By James Ferguson ● Issue 146 (July/August 2017)
Twisting Rhodes | On this day
It grieves me to say this about my alma mater, but Oxford University has a long tradition of accepting money from bad people. Both the...
Theatre and Dance, People, Jamaica
By Annie Paul ● Issue 75 (September/October 2005)
Rex Nettleford: “Running a university is like running a dance company”
At the risk of romanticising a little, I do treasure very much the fact of my growing up in rural Jamaica. I was born in Falmouth,...
Community, Culture, Theatre and Dance, People
By Rex Nettleford ● Issue 58 (November/December 2002)
Rex Nettleford on Keeping “Caribbeanness” Alive In Dance
The question is often asked: how does a dance company in the languorous Caribbean survive four decades without a single one of its...
By Various Contributors ● Issue 104 (July/August 2010)
Book Reviews – July/August 2010
Lord of the dance Judy Raymond “Writing about jazz,” Thelonious Monk once said, “is like dancing about architecture.” Writing about...
Culture, Theatre and Dance, People, Jamaica
By Barry Chevannes ● Issue 104 (July/August 2010)
Rex Nettleford: a king among men
An ordinary man of extraordinary accomplishments – that was Rex Nettleford. An extraordinary man of ordinary life and circumstances –...
By Rex Nettleford ● Issue 9 (Spring 1994)
Rex Nettleford: A Voice From the Caribbean
In a major new book of essays, Inward Stretch Outward Reach: A Voice From the Caribbean, the Jamaican writer and artist Rex Nettleford...