Our Work
In just four years, we have witnessed incredible growth and impact. Each production has been an opportunity to celebrate and honour the Lord through the arts—a mission that lies at the heart of what we do. We are deeply grateful for the platform we've been given and the unwavering support that has accompanied every step of the journey. From our earliest projects to our most recent endeavours, the response has been overwhelmingly encouraging, and we remain committed to creating work that uplifts, inspires, and glorifies God.
01
Imela (Thank you)
Our debut production and first fundraiser, Imela was born out of a deep sense of gratitude to the Lord as the world began to recover from the global disruption of the pandemic. With public gatherings once again permitted, we embraced the opportunity to come together in worship and thanksgiving. The venue, which seated approximately 180 people, was filled to capacity—with additional guests standing in the back. The overwhelming support led to a sold-out performance, and the proceeds from this show helped fund our second production later that same year.
02
Stillness
Held at the Little Carib Theatre in 2022, Be Still marked our company’s first time performing in a formal theatre setting. The production was inspired by Psalm 46:10: “Be still and know that I am God.” With a seating capacity of 250, the theatre welcomed full audiences on both nights—each performance completely sold out. It was a significant milestone in our journey, both artistically and spiritually.
03
Enter In
Held at the Central Bank Auditorium in 2023, Enter In reflected a season of tremendous growth for our company. The venue—with its stunning aesthetic and highly professional staff—was the perfect setting for this milestone production. For the first time, we extended complimentary tickets to local orphanages and state agencies, a gesture that aligned with our heart for community outreach. The performance was completely sold out, further affirming the growing support for our mission.
04
For the Love of Nissi
For the Love of Nissi was a special fundraiser production held in support of Nissi Blackman, a young girl born with cerebral palsy who required extensive medical care. Moved by her story, we dedicated this production to assisting her family with the financial burden of her treatment. All proceeds from the event were donated directly to Nissi’s parents. It was a powerful reminder of the role the arts can play in bringing hope, healing, and community together.
06
Basar
Basar was our joyful proclamation that Christ saves and reigns forevermore! Held at the Central Bank Auditorium in 2024, this two-night production served as a vibrant reminder of the Good News and a call to hope. Both nights were completely sold out, with children from local homes once again invited to attend. It was an atmosphere filled with worship, celebration, and encouragement for all who came.
07
Set Apart
We are currently preparing for our next performance, set to take place on August 03rd at Queen’s Hall Auditorium. As anticipation builds, we remain committed to delivering a production that uplifts, inspires, and glorifies God. More details to come!
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