Celebrated Jamaican actor/comedian Charles Hyatt is slated for two dates of stand up comedy on April 22, and 23.

Hyatt’s storytelling and unmatched ability to entertain have placed him in the homes and hearts of Jamaicans at home and abroad. His comic prowess and penchant for the theatrical is aptly captured in his novel, “When me was a boy” which has won audiences from its first publication in 1989 bringing them back into an era when ‘pickney’ respected their elders and Christmas morning called for new shoes and Sunday best.

Hyatt’s debut film was “A High Wind in Jamaica” in 1965, then appeared in “Club Paradise” in 1986, “The Mighty Quinn” in 1989 and “Cool Runnings” in 1993.

The comic genius also appeared in plays such as Trevor Rhone’s “Old Story Time” and “Two Can Play” along with a myriad of pantomimes in his arsenal.

Catch Charles Hyatt as he performs on Saturday April 22 at Tavern on the Green in Hollywood along with special guests, singers Michael Schloss, and Sherrell Rosegreen. Showtime is at 9pm with an after party.

On Sunday April 23 Hyatt will appear at the Polish American Club, in Port St. Lucie at the First Caribbean Music Theater and reception hosted by the Caribbean American Cultural Group. The evening will include a fashion show and a performance by Sherrell Rosegreen, starting time is 6pm.