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The Gale Theatre embraces the talents of British actors and directors to create high quality,
innovative work with Barbadian actors and directors. All work is produced on the island.
Patrons - Patrick Foster - Richard E Grant
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Gale also promotes and encourages the exchange of musicians, singers and teachers in the field of music such as Jazz, Afro Caribbean, Afro Latin and similar. |
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| 'Bedecked in unitards covered in animal print, the witches move throughout the play in fluid and appropriately bizarre ways. Walford's witches are young and otherworldly creatures, suggesting animal spirits of some Aboriginal nation more so than old hags.' | 'Alison Sealy-Smith plays her Lady Macbeth as a ruthless harridan rebuking her husband to commit murder rather than coaxing him, she smiles at him sexually one minute then rebukes him when he fails to do as he is told.' | |||||
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'I have not seen anything like it for such a long time I don’t know where to begin. I have always thought Noël Coward was both a little too repetitive and rare in his comedy but I was most pleased by the Caribbeanised adaptation of his play Blithe Spirit which was staged by the Gale Theatre of London and Barbados at the Frank Collymore Hall over the past two weeks.' |
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'It marked a return to theatre of a standard that I have not seen for a decade in Barbados. I sincerely hope that Gale grows from strength to strength and that the public attends everything they do. If this is the level of quality entertainment they are capable of, I certainly want more.' |
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sponsors of the Gale Theatre of London and Barbados