TenTastic Theatre Festival 2026

Inspired by the legend of Lake Parvana, divided into five chapters of existence: birth, presentation, revelation, struggle, and acceptance. The beginning and ending as a frozen statue explores the tension between internal truth and external perfection.

An educational theatre production designed around the CSEC English B Literature syllabus, dramatizing selected poems with interludes that underscore required literary techniques.

A one-act monologue following Jonathan K. Mitchell, whose everyday frustrations lead him into a deeper confrontation with childhood trauma and unspoken wounds.

An experimental drama inspired by Louise Bennett-Coverly, transforming familiar poems into conversations, dialogues, and dub-style interpretations.

A community drama exploring young people navigating daily struggles within an inner-city Jamaican community through humour, music, dance, and charged encounters.

A riotous 10-minute performance inspired by a real phone call Jean Small received while promoting a storytelling programme in Portmore.

A two-hander rooted in ritual, memory, and the inherited emotional lives of women across generational thresholds.

A retelling of the River Mumma legend, following Biff and Bam as they try to capture the river girl's treasures and meet more cleverness than they bargained for.

Raised in the strongly cultured city of Kingston Jamaica, Jaz Elise is a multi-talented artist who is on a mission. Hailed for her 21st century blend of reggae, soul, R&B and dancehall, the fast rising vocalist, songwriter and producer from the city’s coastal region of Harbour View has been gaining attention at home and abroad.

A story about the innocence and naivety of children in moments of emergency, where curiosity and disregard for danger lead to a heartbreaking outcome.

A quirky middle-aged woman confronts the real and imagined ailments of those around her as she tries to complete a simple, everyday errand without getting sick.

The Gospel of Whappi is a ten-minute musical inspired by the Jamaican proverb, "From Whappi kill Phillup." The piece interrogates the untold story behind the phrase, exploring themes of religious psychosis, childhood trauma, and moral conflict.

Darkly funny and psychologically tense, ...by proxy is a twisted exploration of love, identity, emotional neglect, and the hidden damage caused by feeling unseen by the person closest to you.

The Kendal crash seen from different angles through evocative imagery.

Set during a torrential rainstorm, Letting Go explores the suffocating bond between Marion, a rigid, hyper-protective mother of Jamaican ancestry, and Parker, her doctor son.

An intimate drama about three Black sisters living under one roof, each navigating distinct but interconnected traumas through the emotional language of curls, kinks, and coils.

The piece is a celebration of love through movement and rhythm. It explores the fusion of genres that represents the identity of TINTIN Factory blending modern contemporary, Jamaican folk, and dancehall vocabulary over house music. The duet captures connection, freedom, passion, and the way two energies meet and evolve together through dance. It’s about love not just romantically, but love expressed through culture, movement, and human connection.

A high-tension hybrid performance about love, regret, masculinity, and emotional isolation, unfolding through a late-night video call across distance.

A sharply dressed man spirals into madness in a silent physical unraveling—only to find his voice at the edge of collapse, confronting regret, sin, illusion, and redemption through a haunting poetic reckoning.

A non-linear short play where past and present coexist, tracing the innocence of young love and the bitterness of its unraveling.

A fast-paced verse play about marriage, communication, and power dynamics, beginning with a household argument that spirals into something far deeper.

A dramatic monologue infused with singing, cello playing, and dancing, expressing the desire to find peace in the chaos of Kingston and within the self.

“Like Dawg” A (Near) Tragedy Let’s observe Bianca: Brain a-buzz, phone going off nonstop, boyfriend unresponsive. Can she clear her head on a chaotic Saturday morning? Or will the ghost of his silence haunt her?