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WESTERN BUREAU:After 64 years, the National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) will close its celebrated Season of Dance in Montego Bay for the fi

After 64 years, the National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) will close its celebrated Season of Dance in Montego Bay for the first time, returning to the western Jamaica roots of its co-founder, Professor Ralston ‘Rex’ Nettleford. It is a milestone that stretches far beyond dance. On August 16, the company’s flagship season will make its long-awaited debut at the Iberostar Rose Hall Theatre, bringing one of Jamaica’s most revered cultural institutions to the region that helped shape the visionary whose influence transformed the nation’s artistic landscape.

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Professor Rex Nettleford describes the emancipation of slaves in the West Indian colonies as "the greatest watershed event in the history of this part of the Caribbean which millions have come to call 'home.'" by this he means to say that the abolishion of Slavery Law on August 1, 1834, by which Caribbean society would have been emancipated from the "debilitating transgressions of slavery" has "made possible the emergence of an entire set of rules governing conditions of work and industrial relations, and safeguarding future society against the viler consequences of the wanton exploitation of labour which has persisted for two centuries before."

Simeon C. R. McIntosh, Caribbean Constitutional Reform:

Rethinking the West Indian Polity

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