Tony Hall's ac­claimed hit play fea­tur­ing Ce­cil­ia Salazar-Miss Miles: the Woman of the World-re­turns to the his­toric Lit­tle Carib The­atre, Wood­brook, to­mor­row evening, to run un­til March 4. Her­ald­ed by au­di­ences and crit­ics alike, the over­whelm­ing pub­lic re­sponse brings Miss Miles back for 2012. The show has played to stand­ing-room-on­ly au­di­ences and night­ly stand­ing ova­tions since pre­mier­ing at the Lit­tle Carib on Oc­to­ber 20. Crit­ics and au­di­ences have cel­e­brat­ed the time­li­ness of this his­toric new play, which fol­lows the life and trag­ic death of a true Tri­ni pa­tri­ot, ac­tivist and whis­tle-blow­er Gene Miles.

Those who knew the dy­nam­ic and colour­ful Miles have praised nine-time Cacique Award win­ner Salazar for her sen­si­tive and mas­ter­ful por­tray­al of this Trinida­di­an hero­ine. Part­ner­ing with Lord­street The­atre for Miss Miles are pro­duc­er Trevor Jadunath; Mau­ri "KeKere" Hall, who has writ­ten the mu­sic fea­tured in the show; and, an award-win­ning pro­duc­tion crew, in­clud­ing pro­duc­er Trevor Jadunath; Sean Leonard; Wen­dell Man­war­ren; Leslynne Matthews; Car­o­line Tay­lor; and Celia Wells. The show's de­vel­op­ment was fund­ed in part by the Arts Sup­port Al­liance (TASA), and is be­ing spon­sored by the Min­istry of Arts & Mul­ti­cul­tur­al­ism; i95.5FM; First Cit­i­zens Bank; Carib; Jim­my Aboud; MEP Pub­lish­ers (Me­dia & Ed­i­to­r­i­al Projects); and Ab­so­lu­tions De­sign Stu­dio.

Show­times are 8.30 pm on Fri­day and Sat­ur­day, and 6.30 pm on Sun­day, and, tick­ets, priced at $150, and avail­able at the Lit­tle Carib Box Of­fice, noon–6 pm dai­ly, tel: 622-4644 or 681-7475. Dis­count­ed $100 tick­ets are avail­able for uni­ver­si­ty stu­dents with valid stu­dent ID.

For more in­for­ma­tion about the pro­duc­tion, ad­di­tion­al tick­et­ing out­lets, be­hind-the-scenes pho­tos, and much more, vis­it Lord­street The­atre's Face­book page at http://www.face­book.com/lord­streetthe­atre.