Backstage with the Cast of Hairspray Continued… What was initially intended to be released within a matter of weeks of Introduction to Backstage with the Cast
Author: Triston Wallace
Hi! I am Triston Wallace and I am the founder of the T&T Performing Arts Network. I have a HUGE passion for theatre, especially Musical Theatre and emotionally dramatic plays. I am a Versatile Performing Arts Professional. i.e: I dance, choreograph, stage manage, offer casting services, have been trained in acting by Raymond Choo Kong, mentored in voice by John Thomas, Tisha Gittens 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, have an academic background in Environmental Management and Zoology, I'm 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 teens and I have a vested interest in developing and supporting social support services for displaced men in society
Les Misérables and The 100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Paradigm
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…And That’s A Wrap! Hairspray
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Introduction to “Backstage with the Cast of Hairspray” Series
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AUDITION HELP 101: #1 PRE AUDITION
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Review: “There’s a reason I don’t like localized productions…”
There is a reason I don’t like localized productions; let me be up front about it. I see it as a gross insult to my
Review: “Blessed and Highly Favored”
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Shhh!!! Can you hear the silence?
The Day of Silence is a day of action in which students across the U.S. take some form of a vow of silence to call attention to
Introduction: About “Break the Proscenium”
FOREWORD: The Proscenium: (n) The view of the stage for the audience. It is also known as a Proscenium Arch or fourth wall. The archway is in
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 