To end this series of comments on Guyana’s Third National Drama Festival held in November, 2013, we consider the way the festival closed with four new plays produced by students of the National School of Theatre Arts and Drama. These plays added confirmation of the apparent emerging trends in local Guyanese drama and further demonstrated the truth of observations already made about the characteristics of the NDF 2013.
Those plays spoke to the impact and influence of the festival as well as the contribution of the new drama school.
