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The Return Of A Classic
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A familiar favourite returns to the Dundas stage this week. Woman Take Two, the classic written by the late Telcine Turner-Rolle opens Thursday night.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A familiar favourite returns to the Dundas stage this week. Woman Take Two, the classic written by the late Telcine Turner-Rolle opens Thursday night promising to reintroduce audiences to a literary favorite.
It’s a story of love and intrigue deception and long-standing social issues and even discrimination.
A Haitian Bahamian courts a Bahamian young lady who gets involved in a tangled web of love and betrayal.
It’s the latest in a series of theatrical favorites coming to the big stage this year in celebration of the 50th Independence Anniversary.
Director and set designer David Burrows says given the popularity of the play it was a
natural fit.
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