Over the years, Trinidad and Tobago has been graced by legendary artists, whose performances continue to inspire new generations. Bob Marley performed two sold out
Author: Isaiah Alexander
Isaiah is a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy and The New School where he holds an Bachelor’s Degree in Musical Theatre and a minor in Screenwriting. He’s performed extensively both locally and internationally. Credits include; Doubles with Slight Pepper (dir. Ian Harinarine); Back to Freeport (dir. Jian Hennings); The Little Mermaid, West Side Story (Fireside Dinner Theatre); Julius Caesar (dir. Michaelian Taylor); Chicago (Potsdam Music Theatre).
Review: Queen of the Road – A Disjointed Foray into the Life and Times of a Soca Legend
Musicals are a beast all of their own. A creative seed is expanded into a full length script, written and rewritten, tweaked, adjusted, and re-written
Why We Tell The Story – A Once On This Island Review
There is an island at the root of the Antilles, where its people glimmer with the magic of storytelling. An island that serves as the
Review: Carnival Carol – A Step in the Right Direction
It is the age-old dispute that any coming-of-age Trinbagonian has faced; the Church or Carnival. Can he who is baptized in Christ coexist with the
Review: Lydians Christmas, Sweet Like a Calabash
The Lydians has always been synonymous with spectacular singing and dazzling visuals, with the ability to pack any space in which they perform on every night.
Review: The Impresario – the true magic of the night
In the landscape of candy pop music, four-chord Billboard hits, monotonous hooks and Ice JJ Fish, it was incredibly refreshing to spend a night allowing
Flight TWA 800: The devil is in the details
In the world of comedy, there’s a fine line between farce and false; placing characters in seemingly outrageous situations with over the top comedic performances
REVIEW | Mahalia: A Gospel Musical – a soul shaking, spine tingling experience
Few people in the world could ever claim to have had an indelible impact on music. Mahalia Jackson however, is a definite standout. Her dusky
Review: The Calm After the Storm
The Calm After the Storm is an original play from Kingdom Arts and Performances that attempts to delve into the complexities of the relationship between man and
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 