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The sky is the limit for Multi-Award-winning Actress Extraordinaire
Audrey Reid
by Indi Mclymont-Lafayette, Journalist
For noted multi-award-winning actress Audrey Reid, 2024 was a great year for her as she
copped two major awards, the Queens of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremony (QORICHC) in
March 24, 2024 and the Order of Distinction (Officer Rank) in October.
But she is anticipating even greater things in 2025.
“The sky is the limit for me. The offers keep coming in and I am thankful,” said Reid, who is still
basking in her OD honour.
“I have had awards before this but when it is a national honour by your own country, it hits
differently,” she said.
Her previous awards include:
1998 Jamaica Observer All woman award For Top Female Achiever
1999 Jamaica’s Actor Boy Award for the Stage Play ‘When the Cats Away’
1999 Marcus Garvey Award for Best Caribbean Actress
2007 Inductee into the Jamaican Theatre Hall of Fame for Film, Stage and Television
2007 Award for contribution to Theatre by Sunshine Theatre Company, Florida
2012 Bigga High Achiever Award for Outstanding Performance in Film and Theatre.
From Our Blog

Kingston, Jamaica. David Rodigan is known as legend in Reggae circles and his latest appearance at Dubwise in Kingston in mid-January further established his dominion. He had a very crowded venue at 10A West Kings House eating out of the palm of his hand with unique dub after dub – unleashing a musical onslaught on DJ’s Jazzy T and Delano from Renaissance Disco. While DJ Jazzy T tried valiantly to show that Renaissance’s was no new kid on the block and had over the years accumulated some special dubs from artistes such as Marcia Griffiths, Junior Gong and so on, Rodigan was able to draw for one-of-a-kind dubs from the 1960’s such as Phillis Dillon and Alton Ellis. While thrilling the packed to capacity venue with his dexterity, Rodigan also thanked them for coming out to support the fundraising efforts of the BREDS Foundation (a grassroots community lead organization based in Treasure Beach, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica). Proceeds from the event will go towards post-hurricane Melissa rebuilding efforts in St. Elizabeth. David Rodigan is a radio deejay and selector based in the United Kingdom. He has been playing reggae music since the 1970’s and has built a strong following in Jamaica and the United Kingdom as well as internationally. Prior to his clash with DJ Jazzy T, he gave the audience an hour of juggling some of his favorite reggae hits – punctuating the selections with riveting and historic stories of how he got some of the dubs. Also playing at the event was Rory from Stone Love. - Written by Indi Mclymont-Lafayette, Journalist.
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