Oliver Adolphus Samuels, actor and comedian was born November 4, in Harmony Hall, St. Mary. He grew up on a banana plantation where his father worked as a casual labourer and his mother sold items on the estate. His involvement in drama began in his childhood where, at the age of seven he and the other children on the plantation would sing and recite poetry on Friday nights.

His popularity however increased when he appeared in his first pantomime “Music Boy”. Even Mr. Milner had nothing bad to say about Oliver’s character “Moon Drops”. In fact, Oliver went on to become one of his favourite actors, getting constant good reviews. Role after role followed and Oliver Samuels soon became a household name.

Oliver is an avid reader in politics, social affairs and religion. He has appeared in no fewer than 13 pantomimes playing major roles. He has also appeared in more than 30 other productions. Some of his pantomime appearances include “Music Boy”, “Queenie’s Daughter”, “Dickance for Fippance”, “Hail Columbus”, “The Witch”, “Johnny Reggae”, “Ginneral B”, “The Pirate Princess”, “Trash”, “The Hon. All Purpose” and “The Dancing Princess”.

Actress/Comedienne and Guidance Counselling graduate of NCU.

Past Guidance Counsellor of Vere Technical, May Day, Charlemont, Dinthill and Westwood High schools.



Andrea conducts psychosocial talks for many institutions: From primary schools and church groups to the Bank of Jamaica.



She is a past Student of the ISSA girls Champion Edwin Allen High School. And, strongly, believes that a country should invest deeply its children so as to enhance the quality of its labour force and the population's emotional intelligence.



Andrea was born in a little district across the Rio Minho called Cow Pen in Frankfield, Clarendon. She is stage-named Delcita,the queen of Jamaican Comedy! She recently appeared with the King of Comedy Oliver Samuels in her penned and co directed play, Entanglement.