Strike!  We meet Rajeave  Mattis in this episode.  With interest in directing and choreography, he explains how his upbringing has influenced his reach as an artist, highlighting his relationship with his mother as a pivotal part of his growth.  BIO Rajeave Mattis; a trained Theatre Artiste who specializes in the area of Directing, Playwrighting, Screenwriting, devising and Choreography. His works are influenced by his aim to create social change for marginalized groups specifically young boys and women. He has been blessed to be influenced and worked with some of the leading names in theatre such as Trevor Nairne, Marvin George, Marlon Simms, Chris Walker, Camille Quamina amongst others. In addition, Mattis is an educator at the secondary level in Drama and Theatre Arts for the past four years. It is his ambition to continue making positive strides with the young people he engages with. Rajeave continues to make his mark with his craft in the artistic world. Strike: To take down a set after production has closed. The use of the word "strike" in the theatrical sense of taking down scenery was recorded more than one hundred years ago--although builders had used the word as early as the 17th century to mean "remove" and sailors to mean "lower" (a mast or sail) in the 14th century. Today, it is usual to strike a set directly after the final performance, and there is a good reason for doing so; (a full complement of workers, both cast and crew.)