In the heart of St. Croix, Jeff Stetson’s compelling play “The Meeting,” skillfully directed by Lionel Downer, concludes its captivating run at the Caribbean Community Theater at this Sunday’s matinee.
The theater, a sanctuary of stories and emotions, promises an immersive journey into the human experience in its final performance. Characters, expertly portrayed by Justin Smith as Martin Luther King, Robert L. Reffell as Malcolm X and Wanson Harris as bodyguard Rashad, prepare for their last moments in the spotlight. Downer, the visionary director, orchestrates the climactic scenes with finesse this Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend.
In anticipation, Downer shared, “This play has been a labor of love for everyone involved. As we approach the final act, there’s a bittersweet symphony of emotions. We’ve poured our hearts into this production, and I believe the audience will feel that connection.”
The Caribbean Community Theater, a home to laughter, tears, and thunderous applause, prepares for a finale etched in memories.
As the clock ticks toward 4 p.m., the audience is invited to immerse themselves in this concluding act – an ode to creativity, community, and the timeless allure of the stage.
The curtain rises for the last time, casting a golden glow on the stage where characters have come to life. The echoes of the director’s vision and the actors’ dedication resonate through every line and gesture.
In bidding farewell to this theatrical masterpiece, the community acknowledges the profound impact of storytelling. Jeff Stetson’s play, under Lionel Downer’s direction, leaves an indelible mark on St. Croix’s cultural fabric – a tapestry enriched by emotions, stories, and shared moments at the Caribbean Community Theater.
Reserve your spot at eileencct@gmail.com or purchase tickets on Eventbrite here.
