Welcome Message from Commissioner Carson “Eddy” Edwards
Good evening and welcome to Vibrations, featuring the incredible artistry of the Campion Dance Society at the Miramar Cultural Center.
It fills me with pride to see our city come alive through the rhythm, movement, and expression of our youth. Tonight’s performance is more than dance—it’s a celebration of creativity, collaboration, and the unifying power of culture.
The City of Miramar has always embraced the arts as a cornerstone of our community. Through programs like this, we open doors for young and emerging talent from Jamaica to share their gifts, learn from one another, and build bridges of understanding that transcend borders.
Carson “Eddy” Edwards Commissioner
Our city’s diversity is our strength. Each culture, each voice, each performance adds to the rich tapestry that makes Miramar a place where creativity flourishes and every story finds its stage.
Thank you for supporting the arts, our youth, and our shared commitment to cultural exchange. Together, we keep the spirit of Miramar vibrant, dynamic, and full of life.
Warm regards,
Commissioner Carson “Eddy” Edwards City of Miramar
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
I am truly humbled by this opportunity to present Vibrations with the Campion College Dance Society. More than anything, it is a privilege to showcase the brilliance of these young Jamaican dancers and artists, whose talent and commitment stand as a testament to the power of our culture.
It is always an honor to share our heritage on international stages, reconnecting with the diaspora and a rming the boldness and audacity of Jamaican culture. Indeed, “wi likkle but wi tallawah.” I am especially grateful to Commissioner Carson “Eddy” Edwards for extending this opportunity to us. This moment will be etched in the memory of our performers, teachers, and parents who form the Vibrations cast.
We are deeply thankful to the parents of the dancers, who have made tremendous sacrifices to ensure their children could seize this opportunity, and to our principal, Dr. Lavare Henry, for his steadfast support of the arts at Campion College. Last, but by no means least, I wish to recognize Sharon Williams-Christie, past student of Campion and proud resident of South Florida, for her extraordinary e orts in coordinating this tour and ensuring that everything runs smoothly for our students.
Special thanks must also be extended to my artistic team, administrative and technical sta , and the choreographers of Vibrations. Your vision, creativity, and commitment have been instrumental in bringing this production to life.
Vibrations is more than a performance; it is a journey into the very spirit of Jamaica and the Caribbean. Endorsed by Jamaica’s Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment & Sport, the production reflects the way of life of our people. Within it, you will not only encounter the social and economic realities that shape us as a small island developing nation, but also the joy of our resilience, the richness of our achievements, and the undeniable force of our culture, a culture that transcends borders, whether through music, dance, sport, or simply the indomitable spirit of our people.
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE continued
At its core, Vibrations celebrates the essence of who we are: a people whose rhythm, creativity, and warmth extend far beyond our shores. For the next two hours, we invite you to be transported to Jamaica, to feel the pulse of our drums, the beat of our island, and the soul of our people. Relive familiar stories, embrace new ones, and allow the movements and music to stir your memory and spirit.
Dance is such an exquisitely ephemeral art form. As it disappears before you, only traces remain in your memory and in the bodies of the dancers. From our opening piece Cry of Africa to the dance-drama Jamaica Love, you will witness the raw kinetic energy of a talented and dedicated group of young Jamaicans.
May the Vibrations tonight move your spirit, and may they dance within your soul.
MEET THE ARTISTIC TEAM
DWRIGHT WRIGHT
Dwright Wright is currently the artistic director for Campion Dance Society. He is a trained teacher and lecturer of economics. Currently, he is employed by Sagicor Group Limited where he serves as manager for the pension investment unit. He began training in the performing arts while at St. Catherine High School specializing in Music and Drama. After high school he joined the KIA Performing Arts Company and the Bridgeport Dance Ensemble. He is also a founding member of the Nexxus Performing Arts Company.
MEET THE ARTISTIC TEAM
SHAVAUGHN BYNDLOSS
Shavaughn Byndloss is a Jamaican dancer, choreographer, and filmmaker, whose creativity blends the Jamaican traditional dance and culture with Contemporary dance. A graduate of the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts with a BFA in Dance Performance and Choreography.He is currently a member of the prestigious National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica (NDTC) and Dancer with Plié for the Arts Global Collective. His artistic journey has also included a tenure as a Senior dancer with L’Acadco: A United Dance Force.As a choreographer, Shavaughn’s works have graced the stages of some of Jamaica’s most esteemed companies and educational institutions, including the University of the West Indies Dance Society, the Edna Manley School of Dance, Campion College, and most recently, the NDTC.
ANDREW R. BAILEY
Andrew R. Bailey holds a BSc in Biochemistry from the University of the West Indies and is a multidisciplinary artist rooted in contemporary and Caribbean movement. He is a principal dancer with CDT (formerly Company Dance Theatre) and currently serves as resident teacher and choreographer with the Campion Dance Society. A member of Plié Collective, Andrew has performed globally acclaimed choreographic works across diverse stages. His work merges scientific inquiry with embodied expression, using dance as a medium for connection, reflection, and transformation.
MEET THE ARTISTIC TEAM
KAREEN
McCLEAN
Kareen McLean is a lover of the arts, who strives to attain excellence and diversity as an artist. She began her professional training in the performing arts with Cathi Levy's Little People and Teen Players Club. She continued her training and went on to serve as principal dancer and associate artistic director during her time with L’Acadco.
She currently serves as the artistic director for the University Dance Society, and also teaches the Ardenne Dance Society and the Plié for the Arts Academy.
Her aim is to help raise the standard of dance in Jamaica and the Caribbean, while preserving the culture and distinct voice of our people.
MATTHEW RICHARDS
Matthew Richards, known artistically as MATTU PERRY is a 23 year old Jamaican Choreographer, Dance educator , Fashion Model, Makeup Artist and Competition Judge. He is an eclectic soul who enjoys working in any creative capacity as he is an Arts and Humanities enthusiast. He is Beauty Content Creator and the owner of Perry_Painted Makeup Artistry.
Mattu Perry is currently a touring member of the National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica (NDTC) and recently debut his first choreographic work ‘Clipped and Fallen’ on the NDTC, He is also the intermediate troupe advisor for the internationally recognized
MEET THE DANCERS
ADDISON MORGAN
AMARIS WHITE
ARIHANNA POTTINGER
ASHA-DAE DALEY
JORDANNE NEWELL
JOSHUA CRAIGY JOSHUA-MICHAEL GRAHAM KAELAH MCKOY
KENYAH MALLET KRIS-SARAI MARTIN
KYLA CAMPBELL
LAUREN DELLISER
MILAN HARRISONV
NKECHI ONYEUKWU
NYIA WEBER
NZINGA MILLER
SURI NEIL
SWYDN HALLIBURTON VICTORIA NELSON ZURI-KAMALI VACCA
EMMA BROWE GABRIELLE LLOYD
JHANELLE SMITH
JOEL BROWN
KAILEY HO KAMERON BUCHANAN
KAYLA WRIGHT
KENYA HARVEY
LEON GILLV LILLIE GORDON
MADISON MALONE MARIA GREENLANDV
REBEKA-ANN FRAY CAMPBELL SHADE THAXTER
SIENNA WENG SOLEIL WILLIAMS
ORDER OF PROGRAM
CRY OF AFRICA (2013)
1 S T MOV EM ENT
Choreographer: Solois t: Music:
2N D MOV EM ENT
Choreographers: Music:
O r ville M cFa rl a n e Amaris White Rafi ki Mo u rn s - L ion K ing S oun dtrack
D wri ght Wrig ht & O ra in e Frate r Afri c a - Hans Zimmer
BELLE FLEUR (2019)
Choreographer: Dancers:
Music: Kareen McLean Addison Morgan, Jordanné Newell & Kailey Ho The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
REGGAE VIBRATION (2014)
1 S T MOV EM ENT
Choreographer: Solois t: Music: D wri ght Wri ght Joshua Craigie M a ny R ive r s to Cross
2N D MOV EM ENT
Choreographer: Music: O ra in e Frate r Co uld Yo u B e Love d - B ob Marley
THE JOURNEY CONTINUES (2011)
1 S T MOV EM ENT (201 1)
Choreographer: Music: D wri ght Wri ght M a ny Ra in s Ag o (O luwa)Q uinc y Jones feat Let t a M bulu
CORONATION MARKET JAMBOREE (2012)
Choreographer: Music: D wrig ht Wrig ht G et O n - Fay Lyons
J um p & W in e - B eenie Man
Pal a n ce - JW & Bl aze
MISOGYNY (2017)
Choreographer: Soloist: Music:
D wri ght Wri ght Shade Thaxter
Phe no men al Wo m a n - Ruthie Fos ter
Stre n gth of a Wo m a n - Shaggy
W in gs 1 - M ichael Wall
M ay I t B e - Enya
FRAGILE (2025)
Choreographer: Music: Mattu Perry Eyes of a child
THE HUNT (2022)
Choreographer: Music: Sh avau gh n B yn d loss Un kown
Choreographer: Music: Ren é e I M cD o n ald Rea ch in g a n d Ve n i V i d i V i ci - Audiomachine
ANTHEM OF PRAISE (2016)
Choreographer: Music: D wri ght Wri ght A nthe m of Pra iseRichard Smallwood
BE STILL (2017)
Choreographer: Dancers: Music: D wri ght Wri ght Kenyah Mallett leading th e S o ci et y Still - Juanit a Bynum
RHYTHMS
(2017)
Choreographers: Music: O ra in e Frate r, Ren é e I . M cD o n ald , D wri ght Wright , O r ville M cFa rl a n e Nza c G no n M a - G roup e M baya
SKIN-DEEP (2017)
Choreographers: Dancers: Music: O r ville M cFa rl a n e Sienna Weng leading th e S o ci et y L a n a D e l Ray & B o d y Love
SACRED ORDER (2025)
Choreographer: Music: Andrew Bailey Creatures of Ava
BLACK LEGION (2019)
Choreographers: Music: Renée I. McDonald Ramin Djawadi
JAMAICA LOVE (2017)
D irec ted & Produced by: Choreographers: Music: D wri ght Wri ght D wri ght Wri ght , O rain e Frate r, Steve n Co rnwall , Ch e s te r Jo n e s, Shavaughn Byndloss Va ri o us A r tis te s
Executive Producer Carson “Eddy” Edwards
ARTISTIC TEAM
Resident Choreographers
Dwright Wright
Andrew Bailey
Mattu Perry
Kareen McLean
Shavaughn Byndloss
Choreographers
Dwright Wright
Shavaughn Byndloss
Andrew Bailey
Mattu Perry
Kareen McLean
Orville McFarlane
Renée I. McDonald
Oraine Frater
Steven Cornwall
Chester Jones
SET & PROPS
Set Design & Construction
Maurice Dormor
Zaquan Hunter
Group Medical Team
Marilyn Wright
Shadé Thaxter
Artistic Director Dwright Wright
TECHNICAL TEAM
Lighting Designer & Technical Director
Robin Baston
Stage Manager
Maurice Dormor
Assistant Stage Manager
Zaquan Hunter
Audio Visual Manager
Kareen McLean
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Marketing Director
Alysia Moulton White
Social Media & Digital Content Associate
Ashli White
Communication Assistant
Dwright Wright
Announcements
Alysia Moulton White
Graphic Design
Matthew Tippins
International Correspondent
Sharon Williams-Christie
WELFARE & HOSPITALITY
Director of Welfare & Hospitality
Patricia Graham
Kishauna Waugh
WARDROBE
Costume Management
Wardrobe Directors
Patricia Graham
Dwright Wright
Wardrobe Assistant
Delrine Black
Everett Black
Patricia Graham
Proud Campion College Alumni Supporters
Sharon Christie (Visionaire International
Eye Wear and Christie Design Studio)
Nadine Taylor (Sarita Martine Bistro)
Catherine Malcolm (Jerk Machine)
Rawle Burnett (Suga Shaq Bakery)
Toni Frost
Earle Moore
Nicole Wedderburn-Williams
Stuart Gordon
Patrick Cha Fong
Michael Heron
Earle Moore
Kerri-Ann Bhoorasingh-McLeod
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