Larrice McKenzie and Troy Ward in J Ben-Hepburn’s Today, directed by Christopher Saunders, part of Short Tales 2026.
… and this year was full, exciting, and so overwhelming we haven’t yet built the webpage.
That doesn’t mean we didn’t have a great festival—it just means that it’s taken a while to get it up here on this site.
Here are some highlights.
This year’s line-up was pretty stellar.
In our first two weeks, we had The Merry Wives of Windsor and Short Tales 2026. Both were really strong productions. Check back here for photos and posters.
In our third week, we presented First Comes Mourning and Sizwe Banzi is Dead. These were even stronger productions.
We also welcomed Devon Glover, The Sonnet Man, to our festival for the first, but, we hope, not the last time. And we had a one-night only feature of two Bahamian films by Bright Light Productions.
So all in all, a great festival was had by all.