Castries, Saint Lucia – The stage is set for an unforgettable cultural experience as Youth Studying Performance And Culture (Youth S.P.A.C.) presents Mi Djab La, an immersive theatrical production celebrating Saint Lucia’s rich heritage. Scheduled for January 24th and 25th, 2025, at the National Cultural Centre, this landmark event will form part of the Nobel Laureate Festival 2025 celebrations.
With a stellar cast of emerging and seasoned performers, Mi Djab La promises to captivate audiences through an electrifying fusion of song, drama, and dance, complemented by innovative set design and authentic costuming. This production is not just a showcase of Saint Lucia’s cultural vibrancy but also a testament to the nation’s thriving creative arts sector.
Kentillia Louis, playwright, creative director, and Managing Director of Youth S.P.A.C., emphasized the significance of this event:
“We are thrilled to present Mi Djab La as a celebration of our diverse culture and a platform for emerging artists. This play fosters a deeper appreciation for the arts while strengthening our community ties. We are especially excited to engage young minds with a special matinee show for students on January 24th.”
Beyond the performances, Mi Djab La serves as a training ground for young theatre practitioners, offering them valuable hands-on experience in production, stagecraft, and artistic expression. Through partnerships with key stakeholders, Youth S.P.A.C. is committed to nurturing Saint Lucia’s next generation of artists while fostering cultural exchange and dialogue.
The success of Mi Djab La is made possible through the generous support of leading sponsors, including Bank of Saint Lucia Ltd., LUCELEC, National Lotteries Authority, Heineken Saint Lucia, 4Circles Tickets, Winera, ECCO, SHR, GNAN, ChooZen Design, and Sai Nou Media Kreationz. Their commitment to cultural development plays a crucial role in bringing this theatrical masterpiece to life.
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind theatrical experience! Secure your seat at the National Cultural Centre on January 25th, 2025, at 7:30 PM. Admission is set at $25 for children and $50 for adults, ensuring accessibility for all who wish to partake in this cultural spectacle.
About Youth Studying Performance and Culture (Youth S.P.A.C.)
Founded in 2011 and officially registered in 2013, Youth S.P.A.C. emerged from CAMDU’s SPAC program, which initially trained secondary school students in musical theatre. Under the leadership of Peronila Deterville, Kentillia Louis, and past mentees, the organization has expanded to offer comprehensive training in Performing Arts, Cultural Studies, and Arts Management. Today, Youth S.P.A.C. is recognized as an incubator for creatives, equipping young artists with the skills to excel both on and off the stage.
One of its flagship initiatives, She.lc, leverages the arts as a platform to amplify the voices of women and highlight critical social issues. Through innovative programs like this, Youth S.P.A.C. continues to inspire, empower, and cultivate talent in Saint Lucia and beyond.
For updates and ticket information, follow Youth S.P.A.C. on social media or contact: Anthony Wilkie Jr. or Kentillia Louis
📞 (758) 460 5721 / (758) 722 1677 / (758) 287 1677
📧 youthspacslu@gmail.com
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