Sea at Dauphin

Synopsis

St Lucia, 1950s 

Afa stands at the heart of a St. Lucian fishing village, a place where the sea is both a lifeline and a relentless foe. Every day, he braves the unpredictable waters, his existence tightly woven with the rhythm of the tides. The village, bound by poverty and tradition, looks to the sea for survival. Amidst this backdrop, Afa’s story unfolds, a poignant tale of resilience, hope, and the unyielding grip of the sea on the lives it governs.

The play explores the complex and often fraught relationship between humanity and nature, specifically the sea, which is both a life-giving and perilous force for the villagers.