The­atre be­gins for 2013 in Port-of-Spain with the world pre­miere of the block­buster and hi­lar­i­ous, bac­cha­nal-filled Bailout.

Bailout is writ­ten by Ri­car­do Samuel who last year brought you the roar­ing­ly fun­ny Eat Ah Food."

Bailout be­gins the the­atre sea­son and comes from the ac­claimed pro­duc­ers of the mega hits Mary Could Dance, De Biggest Ma­co, Men Are Dogs, Love Thy Neigh­bour and of course Eat Ah Food which had the­atre-go­ers in fun-filled up­roar in 2012.

Pro­duc­er RS and RR Pro­duc­tions is ac­claimed by many pa­trons as the most pres­ti­gious of all the­atre com­pa­nies.

Ques­tions that arise in Bailout in­clude what hap­pens in big fi­nan­cial es­tab­lish­ments? How are de­ci­sions made in the board room? At the board room ta­ble...Un­der it?...Or on top of it? The wheel­ing and deal­ing that af­fects peo­ple's mon­ey.

Po­lit­i­cal con­tri­bu­tions and favours in re­turn. And of course, il­lic­it sex­u­al re­la­tion­ships! Is any­body mind­ing the store? Is any­body ac­tu­al­ly watch­ing peo­ple's in­vest­ments?

The bac­cha­nal plays out in one of the largest in­sur­ance firms and as­so­ci­at­ed com­pa­nies in T&T.

Find out about the hi­lar­i­ous ac­tiv­i­ties of the chair­man Mr Dud­ley, his right-hand man Mr Mot­t­ley, their women and, of course, a well-paid spir­i­tu­al ad­vis­er by the name of Moth­er Ber­nice. Mix in a very in­quis­i­tive in­ves­ti­ga­tor by the name of Fi­fi and the sexy cor­po­rate sec­re­tary who has mil­lion-dol­lar cheques in her draws.

The bac­cha­nal nev­er stops and, of course, Bailout is ab­solute­ly a sto­ry of fic­tion, this kind of un­fold­ing cor­rup­tion and comess could nev­er be based on any­thing true...or could it?

Bailout is di­rect­ed by the award-win­ning Richard Ra­goo­bars­ingh and fea­tures a stel­lar cast which in­cludes award-win­ning ac­tors De­bra Bou­caud Ma­son, Glenn Davis, Richard Ra­goo­bars­ingh, Clif­ford Lear­mond, Leslie Ann Lavine, Ria Ali, Roger Dick­ie and Derek Kistow.

Bailout pre­mieres at Queen's Hall, St Ann's, on to­mor­row and runs for three nights ex­clu­sive­ly to Sun­day.

Show­time on Fri­day and Sat­ur­day is 8.30 pm, and on Sun­day 6.30 pm.

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?Tick­ets are priced at $150 (gen­er­al) and $200 (re­served), and are avail­able from the Queen's Hall Box Of­fice, be­tween noon to 6 pm dai­ly. Call 624-1284 (Ext 1), 338-6024 or 744-7581 for more in­for­ma­tion.?