Writer and producer Rayon McLean has received rave reviews from spectators for his latest theatre production, ‘Pitch Patchy’, a play that truly shows what it means to be a Jamaican.

Throughout its runtime, the play features mini skits that reflect Jamaica’s culture – from the things we say and do, to how we relate to each other.

Spectators can also expect to see an interesting mix of some of Jamaica’s most popular social media personalities and theatre actors such as Tanaania Tracey, Keticia ‘TC’ Chatman, Sheldon Shepherd, Christopher ‘Johnny’ Daley, Juliet ‘Julie Mango’ Bodley, Joylene Alexander-Hall and Sanneta Myrie.

At its opening night on September 7, the play received overwhelming support from many Jamaicans with tickets being sold out.

Since its debut, audience members have rushed to Twitter, sharing their experiences and reviews.

Olivia Grange, minister of culture, gender, entertainment and sport, also attended the opening night of the play sharing that she experienced “non-stop laughter from the start to the very end”.

(1) Had a great time at the Gala opening of the Comedy Revue “Pitchy Patchy” last Saturday evening at the Philip Sherlock Theatre on the Mona Campus of the UWI. It was nonstop laughter from the start to the very end. pic.twitter.com/pA2izuTffY

— Hon.Olivia Grange (@Babsy_grange) September 13, 2022

@kingsleymorgan_ really found something special in Pitchy Patchy 🥺 cause its pure talent, entertainment, dedication & hardwork all of which paid off !

10/10 would recommend watching it & bringing a friend! The dolly TC? TALENTEDDDDDEDD honestly the girl gwan wid herself

— Puddin’ (@Elle_srs) September 12, 2022

Pitchy Patchy was absolutely amazing! The production, transitions, set design, humor, hidden messages and the talent! Wow!

Money and time well spent!

— YT: Life Lessons With Jason (@TheJCDB) September 12, 2022

I want everybody to go watch Pitchy Patchy!!! 10/10 recommend! Walk with tissue cause you’ll definitely laugh till you’re in tears.

Get your tickets as mawnin light!!

— Queen of the Gifs (@SuellaCee) September 12, 2022

Let me just say, I encourage you all to go watch Pitchy patchy play… it was sooo good

— Chan (@chantipantzi) September 12, 2022

Pitchy Patchy, which opened on September 7, is expected to run for four weeks at the Philip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts on The University of the West Indies Mona campus.

Tickets are available for purchase at Rocketship Courier Services, located at Village Plaza, Marketplace and Orchid Village for J$5,000.