Description
The National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) of Jamaica, founded in 1962, is a premier cultural institution renowned for its innovative fusion of African, Caribbean, and European dance traditions. Operating as a voluntary collective of dancers, musicians, and creative technicians, the NDTC aims to use the performing arts to promote cultural awareness and contribute to nation-building. The company is celebrated for its dynamic performances that blend modern and classical ballet with traditional Jamaican and African dance forms.
The NDTC's flagship venue is The Little Theatre, located at 4 Tom Redcam Avenue in Kingston, Jamaica. This intimate 600-seat auditorium serves as the primary stage for the company's performances, providing an immersive experience for audiences. The theatre is equipped with air-conditioned auditoriums, ample parking with attendants, and facilities such as a patio bar and restrooms, ensuring a comfortable environment for patrons.
While there is no formal dress code, patrons are encouraged to wear smart-casual attire to enhance their theatre experience. The NDTC's performances are typically held during two main seasons: from July to August and from December to April. Tickets can be purchased directly from the NDTC's box office or through authorized ticketing platforms. For the most current information on show schedules and ticket availability, it is advisable to contact the NDTC directly or visit their official website.