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Monday, March 24 2025
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March 24, 2025

Monday, March 24 2025

An enjoyable evening was had at the Windrush Gardens of the British High Commission in New Kingston on Thursday, March 20 for an exclusive screening of the United Kingdom (UK) National Theatre’s production of Small Island.

The acclaimed stage adaptation of the award-winning novel by author Andrea Levy told the intertwined stories of Jamaican and British individuals during and after World War II, exploring themes of migration, identity, and belonging. The event not only celebrated the enduring cultural and historical ties between Jamaica and the UK, but also honoured the legacy of the Windrush Generation.

British High Commissioner to Jamaica Judith Slater highlighted that legacy in her opening remarks, emphasising the importance of the evening’s proceedings. “This evening is more than just a film screening; it is a celebration of the Windrush Generation’s resilience, achievements, and their lasting contributions to both our nations. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the challenges they faced, including the injustices of the Windrush scandal,” Slater said. “The UK Government remains committed to righting past wrongs and strengthening its engagement with those affected through the appointment of a new Windrush commissioner.”

Page 2 brings highlights.

Family Night Out Ready to enjoy an informative evening were Rainforest Caribbean CEO Brian Jardim (right); wife Shelagh (second left), son, Rainforest Caribbean Business Development Manager Zakary, and daughter-in-law Tank-Weld Metals Chief Financial Officer Sarah. Garfield Robinson

Breezy Chic Spotted at the screening was pet rescuer Fiona O’Carroll. Garfield Robinson

Cultural Diplomacy British High Commissioner to Jamaica Judith Slater welcomed US Embassy Public Affairs Attaché Michael Lavallee to the screening. Garfield Robinson

Satisfactory Reviews CaribbeanJobs.com Regional Sales Manager Sarah Warren (left) and Sian Associates CEO Sharon Roper gave Small Island their approval. Garfield Robinson

Location, Location, Location Spotted at the outdoor screening were adjunct professor at the University of Tennessee Southern Guy Schafer and Nielssen’s Properties CEO Jacqui Nielssen. Garfield Robinson

Evening Out All set to watch the Small Island movie were Sagicor Life Jamaica Vice-President Dr Vanessa Williams and her husband, Sandals Resorts International Senior Manager HR Systems and Performance Theodore. Garfield Robinson

Distinguished Pair Eager to watch Small Island were House of Lords Member Lord Tony Sewell and his wife Adele. Garfield Robinson

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