Written and directed by Davlin Thomas, and produced by the North West Laventille Cultural Movement, the play J’ouvert:- Wilderness Ass Mas seeks to embrace the notion
Author: Triston Wallace
Hi! I am Triston Wallace and I have a HUGE passion for theatre, especially musical theatre and emotionally dramatic plays. I am versatile in the performing arts; I dance, choreograph, stage manage, have been trained in acting by Raymond Choo Kong, mentored in voice by John Thomas and Dr. Vertrelle Mickens, interned under Curtis Bachan (Lighting Designer), and have worked with many performing arts groups and companies in Trinidad in various capacities. Apart from theatre stuff, I am a proud graduate of St. George's College, Barataria, currently pursuing a BSc in Environmental Mangement and Zoology at UWI, a visual artist-with a specialization in still life and portraits capturing human emotion, I write creatively and have recently started blogging about my life (Check out my wordpress blog -Story of My Life), I absolutely adore working with children and I am heavily involved in social activism- currently volunteering with I AM One- a Trinidad based Equal Rights NGO and Random Acts of Good Deeds which focuses on Child Sexual Abuse.
‘Everyone’s Got A Gun’ at Trinidad Theatre Workshop
The Playwrights Workshop Trinbago, Readers Theatre Series will continue on Wednesday 2nd August 2017, with a reading of Brendon O, Brien’s latest play; ‘Everyone’s Got
A New Way Forward for Theatre – NDATT Announces AGM
After a three month membership drive and revitalisation campaign, The National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT) has announced that their Annual General Meeting
English Author Visits T&T for the First Reading of His New Play
English Author – Andrew N. Walker, has landed in Trinidad and Tobago for the first reading of his new play; ‘The Silent Drum,’ at the
Theatre Night Out II – A Spectacular Musical Theatre Showcase
The Southern Academy of the Performing Arts will experience the magic of musical theatre on Saturday 17th June, when the curtains open on Chandelier Productions’
Trafficked Actor – Brett Bengochea has died
Brett Bengochea, a film actor perhaps best known for his role as Alejandro in Sean Hodgkinson’s ‘Traffiked (2015)’, has died. News came to the Trinidad
National Drama Association Launches Membership Drive
The National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago, (NDATT), is making its return after lying dormant since October 2014. In a meeting held at the
T&T Culture and Performing Arts Fraternity weigh in on Walcott’s passing
Nobel Laureate, playwright, and founder of Trinidad Theatre Workshop; Sir Derek Walcott, has passed away. News of his passing came to the Trinidad and Tobago
Youth Choir Announces Open Auditions for AIDA the Musical
Presentation College Mixed Choir, a youth choir based in Presentation College, San Fernando, has announced Elton John and Tim Rice’s ‘AIDA’ as their Musical Theatre
The Carnival is over but de bacchanal continues
After two weeks, eight public performances, many positive reviews and a short hiatus, the Caribbean Premiere of Carnival Medea: a bacchanal will conclude its run this weekend
Secondary Schools’ Drama Festival 2016 Awards List
Tuesday 17th January 2017 marked the 48th Award Ceremony for the Secondary Schools Drama Association‘s Drama Festival. The Association, founded by James Lee Wah in 1965,
Rondell Mungal Makes His Voice Heard
In case you didn’t see him in Caribbean Theatre Production’s Phantom of the Opera back in 2014, Rondell Mungal; who I have never seen before
The Indomitable Freddie Kissoon Up Next on The Monday Night Theatre Forum
Since it’s launch in November of 2015, the Monday Night Theatre Forum has been delighting audiences with a wide array of theatre practitioners who share their
FIRST LOOK: In Rehearsal with JCS Entertainment and the Cast of The ALTAR BOYZ
Last week The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network got a sneak peek inside a rehearsal of JCS Entertainment‘s upcoming Musical Theatre production- ALTAR BOYZ, which will run at the
Marcia Henville – Actress: A Dream 41 Years In The Making
I’ve always had a passion for the arts. I always say that if I had to live my life all over again, I’d be an
How to Achieve Stability and Longevity as a Theatre Practitioner in T&T
In a nation where two universities are producing countless graduates in theatre and the performing arts, it is still often perceived as a fool’s errand
Review – Since I Attended ‘Mahalia- A Gospel Musical’ I Haven’t Stopped Singing Its Praises
When you hear the name ‘Mahalia’, you might easily think of Mahalia Jackson, the female, African American singer, whose legendary full throated gospel voice and
Isaiah Alexander – Realizing that I have what it takes was hard
It has been two years since Isaiah Alexander performed on a local stage. Last seen in Must Come See Productions’ 2013 revival of “Crazy For You,” he sang,
‘Miss Julie’- A Slow, Awkward but Much Anticipated Intro to FAB Productions
A NEW THEATRE COMPANY!!!! YESSSSS!!! Oh, pardon me was that too loud? In case you don’t know by now I am completely obsessed with theatre,
THIS IS NOT A REVIEW- THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
On Saturday 1st November 2014, I attended Caribbean Theatre Productions‘ Youth Group Production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” at Queen’s Hall which was
