There is Lotto fever in the air; $20 million in Trinidad! $600 million in the United States. We all go a little crazy dreaming about the great windfall landing squarely in our laps. But, what happens if you heard that your spouse won the $20 million dollar lotto but did not tell you? Would you believe the rumour? Would you ask him or her? Or would you hire your own private investigator to find out!
Well, that is exactly what happens as RR/RS Productions premieres its latest award-winning play, Lotto Madness,at the Central Bank Auditorium, Port-of-Spain, on the long holiday weekend spanning May 30 � June 2.
Lotto Madness is an award-winning play that is written by Richard Ragoobarsingh who of course is the award-winning playwright for his plays Mary Could Dance and One Night Stand. In fact to date, Mary Could Dance is the most awarded play in the history of T&T.
From the acclaimed theatre producers that recently brought you Bailout, Eat ah Food, Mary Could Dance, Love Thy Neighbour and De Biggest Macco, now comes the latest blockbuster and riotous comedy for the long weekend that will have audiences guessing as to who actually won the $20 million dollar lotto as we follow a trail of deception, sex, lies and money to hilarious conclusion.
Lotto Madness takes a very pointed look at how human beings maneuver to achieve their agendas, whether they be businessmen, politicians or an overly ambitious husband. The corrupting power of greed, from high places to the relationship between husband and wife, Lotto Madness takes an insightful comedic look at what happens as trust breaks down because of money, greed and sex.
What people will do for money, from bribery to deception to sexual favours. A meddling sister, a neurotic wife, a maccocious maid, a sexually charged husband and a strange private detective on the trail of incriminating e-mails, all get involved in a melee that has unexpected results to hilarious proportions.
A release from the producers said Lotto Madness will feature a stellar cast that includes Debra Boucaud Mason, as the bacchanal maid, Richard Ragoobarsingh, Carolyn Taylor, Leslie Ann Lavine and Glenn Davis.
Lotto Madness is directed by Ragoobarsingh and Debra Boucaud Mason, and promises to be another hit play of 2013 from the RR/RS Production team.
For information call 338-6024, 744-7581; or the Central Bank Box Office (623-0845).
Box Office at the Central Bank Auditorium opens today, from noon to 6 pm daily.