PROMISING much laughter and entertainment, the annual satirical stage show, the link Show, will return to the National Culture Centre (NCC) this month end.
The Link show has been known to have enjoyed long runs annually at the NCC and as many as 16 performances in 2009 for Link show 25. However, in the most recent years, especially those that were marred by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, there was no new production.

Now returning, Link show 38 will look at the many political situations and personalities in the country. The show promises much laughter and entertainment of a high standard.
It has drawn together a team of experienced and inexperienced actors and top entertainers like Mark Luke-Edwards, Michael Ignatius, Sean Thompson, Kwasi ‘Ace’ Edmondson, Rovindra Persaud, Paul Budnah, Kevin Kellman, Stephen Mohammed, Brandon Singh, Gerard Gilkes, Sonia Yarde, Simone Dowding, Le Tisha Da Silva, O’neilka Bacchus, Tchaiko Rodney, Latiefa Agard, Makini Thompson, Aliyah David and Christel Mangra will thrill you with the comedic portrayals of various prominent political personalities.

Gem Madhoo is co-producer along with Ron Robinson who is also directing the production.
The production will be made possible with the support of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Silvie’s Industrial, Camille’s Academy, KSM Investments, Puran Brothers, Beharry’s, Sterling Products, Maggie’s Catering, Germans Restaurant, Readymix Concrete, RRT, NT Computeac, Beepats and Impressions.

KFC Link Show 37 opens at 20:00hrs on Friday, July 26 and runs nightly until Sunday July 28. Tickets are $2,000, $3,000 and $4,000 and are available at the National Cultural Centre (NCC).
On Sunday, one lucky fan will be given the chance to win a free ticket to New York, compliments of Muneshwers travel.