The Tribune

AFTER months of preparation, the team behind “Flight 242 and the Ten Commandments” delivered an unforgettable show last weekend at the National Centre For the Performing Arts.

As promised by the writer and director of the show, Dario ‘Erics’ Poitier, the comedic play made audience members laugh from the beginning to the end.

The play, the writer said, is about “typical Bahamians” who go abroad and overspend, “who put their pockets first and forget their obligations back home”.

“We promised laughter, but people also left examining themselves by applying simple principles that will make them better individuals. We hit the nail on the head, exposing how many Bahamians don’t abide by the laws of their own land but quickly align themselves when crossing international boarders,” said Mr Pinder.

The cast of the play includes Lia Brown, Treyien Brown, Santosh R P Butler, Marcus Cooper, Rakel Dean, Nikolette Elden, Cravon Ellis, Dianna Eugene, Nicole Gaitor, Darren Goodman, Cedric Hall, Osbourne Lockhart, Telethia Mackey, Tony McCartney, Jenera Munroe, Fylden Russell, Timiko Sawyer, Christine Wilson and Chamia Winder.