FORMER Miss Jamaica World and producer Cathi Levy has done it again with the creation of a theatrical experience that is nothing short of magical.
The two-hour show features 14 acts mastering theatre-in-black puppetry; pantomime; choreosign -- a synthesis of hands and bodies communicating in sign language; story-telling; dance and mosaic. All this is portrayed with the use of lights, colours and movements transcending traditional culture and popular culture in a kaleidoscopic theatrical experience, which until now you could perhaps only imagine.
Imagine features a cast of hearing and deaf youth and seeks to underscore that the only difference between the deaf and the hearing is the ability to hear.
The synchronisation that the full cast displays is truly awe-inspiring and the messages brought out in the themes of the acts, particularly those performed by the deaf cast, resonate loudly.
Imagine -- a journey into a world where the impossible is possible -- showcased to Jamaica first-world theatrical standards, featuring actors in full flight some 25 feet above the stage and 3D props. Designed by Disney and Sesame Street Live master props and puppet creator Jeremy Thorpe, came to life right before the audience's eyes.
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Imagine features a cast of hearing and deaf youth and seeks to underscore that the only difference between the deaf and the hearing is the ability to hear.
The synchronisation that the full cast displays is truly awe-inspiring and the messages brought out in the themes of the acts, particularly those performed by the deaf cast, resonate loudly.
