ORGANISERS of the Link Show masterpiece regret to inform that the dates for this fantastic event have now been rearranged due to unforeseen circumstances.

The new dates are now February 20 and 21, with additional shows on February 27 and 28. A grand finale is also slated for March 01, 2015.

On these dates, Link Show 31 would take to the stage of the National Cultural Centre.

The first Link Show was staged in November 1981. It followed that trend for 3 years, then, in 1985, the annual show moved to February, and that is where it has stayed for the past 27 years.

Link Show has become synonymous with Mashramani, and in keeping with the themes of the lyrics of calypso competitions, Link Show represents the dramatic satire that is very fitting for the season.

The Link Show has been attracting large audiences over the years. It is the longest and most popular satirical stage production in Guyana. It has done several tours overseas to countries with a heavy diaspora presence.

This year, with elections on the heels of opening dates, one can expect ‘an election link’ and a lot of predictions on the outcome.

The annual satirical review will run from February 20th, 21st, 27th, 28th and March 1st. There is no guarantee that repeat shows would be held, so patrons are asked to get their tickets early and secure their seats.
Tickets will be on sale at the National Cultural Centre, Nigel’s Supermaket, Giftland OffcieMax, and at Ashmin’s Trading. Prices are $2500, $2000 & $1500 respectively.

Cast members include Henry Rodney, Rajan Tiwari, Mark Luke-Edwards, Randolph Critchlow, Mark Kazim, Paul Budnah, Sean Budnah, Michael Ignatius, Simone Dowding, Sonia Yarde, Leslyn Fraser, Nirmala Narine, Nicola Moonsammy, Tashandra Inniss, and Nuriyyih Gerrad.

Link Show is being directed by the evergreen Ron Robinson, produced by Gem Madhoo-Nascimento, and would be presented by The Theatre Company and GEMS Theatre Productions.

Patrons are advised to observe the NCC dress code and be punctual.