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March 29, 2025

Saturday, March 29 2025

A thought-provoking evening deserves an encore! So Page 2 returns to the Windrush Gardens of the British High Commission in New Kingston for the exclusive screening of the United Kingdom (UK) National Theatre’s production of Small Island, held on Thursday, March 20. The event brought together specially invited guests from the diplomatic corps, business community, and creative industries, who were transfixed by the stage adaptation of the award-winning novel by author Andrea Levy, which showcased the intertwined stories of Jamaican and British individuals during and after World War II. The event not only cemented the enduring ties between Jamaica and the UK, but also honoured the legacy of the Windrush Generation.

Here are more moments from the event.

conversation piece Communications consultant Fae Ellington (right) proudly displays her necklace, a creation by artist Donovan Fairweather, to British High Commissioner to Jamaica Judith Slater and husband Philip De Waal.Garfield Robinson

Plus Ones Small Island got the nod of approval from Victoria Mutual Group President and CEO Courtney Campbell and his wife Pauline.Garfield Robinson

Film notes Discussing their excitement for Small Island were Adele Sewell (left), wife of House of Lords member Lord Tony Sewell, Equality Fund Vice-President Melinda Wells; and counsellor at the High Commission of Canada in Jamaica Shehryar Sarwar.Garfield Robinson

Cinematic Briefing Relishing the occasion were British High Commission in Jamaica Political Secretary Louise McCollin and Defence Attaché Caribbean Lieutenant Colonel Keith Brewster.Garfield Robinson

It Takes Two Enjoying the moment were Jamaica Promotions Corporation (Jampro) Export and Investment Officer - New Market Development Felipe Sanchez and his mom Jeannette Gonzalez, consular assistant for the Embassy of Panama.Garfield Robinson

In One Accord Among those who enjoyed the film were (from left) Jampro Consultant Officer - Film, Animation and Music Sheldon Reid; Film commissioner of Jamaica and Jampro Manager - Film, Animation and Music Jackie Jackson, and Jampro Senior Consulting Officer - Film, Animation and Music Kevin Jackson.Garfield Robinson

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In Esteemed Company Looking forward to an enjoyable evening were The University of the West Indies Pro Vice-Chancellor of Global Affairs Sandrea Maynard and House of Lords member Lord Tony Sewell.Garfield Robinson

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