The Pioneer of Jamaican Theatre
TREVOR D. RHONE
Award-winning playwright, director, and actor.
The Pioneer of Jamaican Theatre
TREVOR D. RHONE
Award-winning playwright, director, and actor.
ABOUT
Trevor Rhone, is a revered Jamaican playwright, director, and actor, who left an indelible mark on Caribbean culture with iconic works like "The Harder They Come," "Smile Orange," and "Old Story Time." Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Rhone's artistic journey flourished at Rose Bruford College in Kent before he founded Theatre 77, a beacon of innovation. His plays, blending social critique with humor, resonate deeply with Jamaican life, while his cinematic masterpiece "The Harder They Come" propelled Caribbean cinema to global acclaim, cementing Rhone's legacy as a transformative force in theater and film.
MISSION
We commit ourselves to honoring Trevor Rhone's enduring legacy by shining a bright light on the remarkable life and contributions of the esteemed Jamaican playwright, director, and actor. Our mission is to share in-depth insights into Rhone's captivating journey, reigniting passion for his past cinematic masterpieces and breathing new life into them for modern audiences. Our ultimate aim is to resurrect these cinematic treasures and showcase them once again in theaters, where they can be cherished and celebrated afresh.
Trevor Rhone Film Biography
Trevor Rhone: Bellas Gate Boy
Playwright Trevor Rhone donated family property in Bellas Gate, St. Catherine, for a basic school, community/skills training center, and visitor's lodge, inspired by his play 'Bellas Gate Boy,' rallying the community in a transformative effort with JSIF's support. Purchase the Audio Book or Book now.