Twilight Caf The Last Breakfast]: "At last A play about Caribbean
men and women as we are NOW Blood bursting through history, primal
fears, contemporary gender wars, the unexamined cliches of
masculinity lagging far behind the new feminine, the collapse of
the performative in gender roles and formations now rendered
obsolete - Tony Hall's Twilight Cafe is a brilliant and harrowing
sexual embrace. The secularism of the post-post-modern, Orisha
worship, soucouyants, hidden duennes and blue Carnival devils merge
in a dance of no-death that cuts to the heart of the vast chasm of
incomprehension between men and women." Ramabai Espinet Toronto
August 9th, 2005 What Hall seems to be attempting here is a relief
map of the Trinidadian psycho-social landscape . . . . The
disconnectedness of the scenes and the almost tabula rasa quality
each tableau presents the actors with could yield very interesting
results . . ." Raymond Ramcharitar Trinidad Express Wednesday June
26th, 2002 Flag Woman: It is the night before the carnival starts
and Blind Miss B, an aging flag woman, is forced to confront, with
reluctance, the life-long demons trapped in her head.
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