"Foursome in Toco" opens this weekend (shameless, or mildly shameful, plug)

They call it Foursome in Toco, but it's really a localised adaptation of Sam & Jeanne Bobrick's Weekend Comedy. Apparently only sex sells in Trinidad, though I don't agree.

In any case, it comes from the producers of the last hit comedy Sex, Lies & Money (that I was also in, and which played for four sold-out weekends in Queen's Hall and the CLR James Auditorium) and the ever popular Mary Could Dance and plays at the CLR James Auditorium of the Cipriani Labour College in Valsayn tonight through Sunday.

It's actually a very sweet and funny play dealing with the complexities of relationships at any stage of our lives. It features an award-winning cast including Richard Ragoobarsingh, Glenn Davis, Susan Hannays Abraham and Caroline Neisha Taylor (aka, me). It's directed by Debra Boucaud Mason and Richard Ragoobarsingh.

So what's it about? Well, it takes a look at what happens when four people end up in Toco in one small beach house for a long weekend. Is it an orgy? Is it a major fight? Is it a battle of the sexes? And what do Panday and Manning have to do with it? (Hint: little to nothing, and there are no orgies)

Showtimes are Friday March 27 at 9pm; Saturday March 28 at 8:30pm; and Sunday March 29 at 6:30pm.

Tickets are $150 and are available at the Auditorium Box Office 12-6pm daily (t: 868-768-8663 or 868-744-7581) and other select outlets. See ad for details.