This weekend some 16 actors and actresses will take to the stage of the National Cultural Centre (NCC) in a play titled Mommy Baby Daddy Maybe, which is described as a hilarious satire that focuses on exploring the well-known Guyanese parlance.
According to organisers the play, which debuted at the Mc Kenzie Sports Club Ground last Saturday evening and received a good response, is written and directed by Michael James.
The story follows Lois Moseley, a pregnant woman who is wedged between Randy Johnson and Randy Gonsalves, two multi-talented young men. Also thrown in is a cantankerous grandmother overcome by her self-righteousness. She reportedly turns everything on its head. Granny Ivelaw reportedly plays the character to the hilt.
“As if [those are] not enough, we [also] have Leon Moseley, an undersized, egotistic pimp with a false accent, and a preacher who can’t attract anybody to his church and becomes progressively more desperate in his laughable quest,” a release from the producers said.
The price of admission is $2,000, $1,500 and $1,000. Tickets
are available at Andrews Supermarket, Nigel’s Super-market and the NCC Box Office.
