in England. The movie was scheduled to open in June 2010, but was postponed. Meanwhile, a new play, Serious Business, which deals with a corrupt revivalist preacher, played to sell-out Jamaican and West Indian audiences both at home and abroad. GhettOut A new comedy, GhettOut, by Michael Denton, directed by B. L. Allen, premiered on Friday, 30 July 2010, at the Green Gables Theatre, St. Andrew. GhettOut tells the story of Barbara, who inherits $2 million following the mysterious death of her husband in the United States. In a near-rave review of the play, the Gleaner said: "one of the hardest skills for an actor to master is the spontaneous reaction; Ramsay does it effortlessly, creating on-the-fly responses to heckling patrons while keeping one ear in the scene. Though young, his experience as a comedian shows in his intuitive knowledge of what the audience sees." The review adds: "If most of the (Stages) company's success can be attributed to business acumen, the remainder must go to the talent of their stars, especially one Keith Ramsay. Pop sociologist Malcolm Gladwell says the difference between mediocrity and genius in any field is 10,000 hours of practice. As 'Shebada', Ramsay is racking up the hours, and all that practice has made him very funny." A situation comedy, "The Jamaicans," featuring Keith Ramsay, and others, aired on CVM-TV, 15 November 2010. In a cultural review of 2010, "And it's a Wrap," the Jamaica Observer'''s columnist wrote: "Locally, Shebada's culture reign continues unabated. He needs his own Twitter following. I finally saw GhettOut way late in the run. Loved it! The show continues to pack the house and deliver the raucous roar of the audience. Jamaica is one of the most complicated places in the world because who would predict that the leading theatrical export (bigger than Oliver Yu Large, Miss Lou, etc combined) would be the gay-baiting caricature from a place proclaimed to be one of the most homophobic on Earth. Explain that!" The Observer went on to pronounce GhettOut as 2010's "Theatre Production of the Year." Television A new situation comedy, Shebada in Charge, debuted on 17 October 2013 on CVM-TV, Jamaica. Personal life In May 2007, the Jamaica Star newspaper reported that, one week after Ramsay announced he was getting married, the woman identified as his fiancée, Keisha Shaw, claimed that he was using her name to dispel rumours that he was