Pistarckle Theater regrets that it is postponing The George Blackhall Roast fundraiser due to unseasonable conditions. It hopes to hold it at a new time to be announced at a later date. They will confirm via e-mail and phone as soon as the time is fixed.

Pistarckle Theater will hold auditions for the final show of the 2009-2010 season, Neil Simon’s comedy “Come Blow Your Horn.” 

Pistarckle Theater Has Changed the performance dates for “Other People’s Money,” scheduled for March and “Come Blow Your Horn,” scheduled for April. These are the new show times.

Pistarckle Theater offers a course called “Poetic Beginnings” from Feb. 9 through April 1, taught by P.J. Crosby, for youth 11-18 years old.

Pistarckle Theater presents a gospel musical about six African-American women their lives, their heritage and the hats they wear. Written by Regina Taylor and adapted from the book by Michael Cunningham and Craig Marberry. Performances begin on Jan. 28.

The University of the Virgin Islands has announced the appointment of Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa as the new editor of The Caribbean Writer, an award-winning anthology published annually under the Research and Public Service component of the university.

 Dr. Caroline Rogers, marine biologist, will be signing her new book at Friends of the Park Store in Mongoose Junction, Friday, Nov. 27, during the night after Thanksgiving “Annual Evening in the Plaza.”

Pistarckle Theater has a number of performances and events planned for the next few weeks.

The Caribbean Writer has announced a submissions call for its 24th edition. Besides the usual poetry, short fiction and personal essays, the magazine is looking for critical articles and insights on Trevor Rhone and Wayne Brown for a special section.