The Class of 2012 presents Smoker 2009 “Knot the truth: the truth is rarely pure and never simple” from September 17-20, 2009. Smoker is an annual charity event put on by third year medical students of the University of the West Indies Mona and is considered to be one of the oldest cultural traditions at the University. It generally takes the form of a theatrical performance showcasing the talent of the M.B.B.S. students and includes drama, song and dance. This year, our Smoker production features a young man who grew up without his knowing father and decides to go on a "father-seeking" path which only leads to more questions than answers.  A total of six (6) shows exhibiting two brilliant casts will be held at The Philip Sherlock Centre for The Creative Arts. The target audience usually includes primarily UWI students and staff, medical alumni and their associates. However, this year we endeavour to expand our audience to include a greater facet of the Jamaican community.

Proceeds from this production will go to the UHWI Dialysis Unit, an established JAMSA/UWIDEF scholarship fund for Needy Medical students, The Kevin Wilson Memorial Fund  and a newly founded Lia Lashley Memorial Fund in memory of our deceased 2012 member.
Please help us to continue this long standing tradition of helping the less fortunate through our talent and service. Sponsorship, as well as, personal/group donations in cash or kind are still welcome.

For further information please email us at smoker.committee@yahoo.com or call us at 588-3117/412-9947.