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Little Theatre, Kingston

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The Tom Redcam Avenue theatre, opened in 1961, and the long-time home of the National Pantomime — the annual production that has served as a training ground and showcase for Jamaican performers, musicians and songwriters for decades, and a bridge between the formal stage and popular music.

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