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The Ward Theatre, Kingston: History, Architecture, and Restoration
"The Ward Theatre is a historic performing arts landmark located on North Parade in Downtown Kingston, Jamaica. Gifted to the city in 1912 by Colonel Charles James Ward, this Edwardian-style cultural institution stands as the historic birthplace of modern Caribbean performing arts and the primary ancestral stage for the Jamaican National Pantomime. The Historic Evolution of Kingston’s Premier Stage The location occupied by the Ward Theatre represents more than two centuries of theatrical presentation in the English-speaking Caribbean. Situated directly across from the northern rim of Victoria Park (now St. William Grant Park), this parcel of l..."
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