Lyndon ‘Jumbie’ Jones, is a seasoned Guyanese entertainer born on 14 January 1966. He got the name ‘Jumbie‘ after his role in the Richard B. Mahase sitcom, ‘Agree to Disagree.’
+ His journey into the world of entertainment started with school sketches and reciting poems during his primary school years. Encouraged by teachers’ commendations, he embarked on a path that would define his life.
After leaving school, Lyndon joined the Sunrise Culture Group in his neighbourhood, where he performed for schools and events in the community and even travelled to different villages to showcase his talent. This early exposure ignited his passion for the performing arts.
A significant turning point came when he migrated and found employment as a prison officer. There, he crossed paths with Henry Rodney, a professional actor, writer, poet, and singer who led the Republican Drama Group. Joining this group marked the beginning of Lyndon’s serious pursuit of acting.
Upon leaving the prison service, Lyndon fully dedicated himself to acting and stand-up comedy. He performed wherever opportunities arose, showcasing his talents with groups, individuals, and as a solo artist. His journey has taken him across Guyana, the Caribbean, Canada, and the USA, leaving audiences in stitches with his comedic prowess.
Lyndon Jumbie Jones has been a part of various notable productions. These include Richard B. Mahase’s “Agree to Disagree,” “Thrillers Theatre Troupe,” The Theatre Company “The Link Show,” Gems Theatre Productions, and Signature Productions.
Notably, he is the co-producer of “Nothing to Laugh About,” “Uncensored,” Crazy Guyanese Comedy,” and “Those People,” a Guyanese Sitcom/Soap Opera featured on YouTube.
Explore the world of comedy and acting through the lens of this talented artist at the “GUYANA LAFF AFF – Linden Edition” Comedy Show. Lyndon Jumbie Jones promises to deliver laughter and entertainment that you won’t want to miss.
