Would a hall full of diverse Caribbean nationalities have the context to fully appreciate a production covering the life of a Trinbagonian Calypsonian, or would
Author: Anil Singh
A creative for all intents and purposes.
NDATT Appoints Executive Custodians to Guide Association Through Leadership Transition
The National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT) has appointed its two elected Trustees, Triston Wallace and Peter Craig as Executive Custodians of the
REVIEW: Sundar – A Reclamation of Space, Sound, and Story
What does it mean to find your voice in a country already tuned into a different frequency? This is the question that reverberated behind every
The Winifred Atwell Auditorium – A Tribute Fit for a Queen
On Monday, 23rd September, the vibrant sounds of boogie-woogie filled the prestigious Queen’s Hall and set the stage for a momentous occasion – the naming
REVIEW: Green Days by the River – A Gaze Into the Proverbial Looking Glass
In the dim glow of the theatre, as the curtain ascends, the stage transforms into a powerful mirror reflecting the complexities of human existence. It
Dance Beryl Dance! The Little Carib Theatre Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Folk Culture and dance takes center stage as The Little Carib Theatre and Folk House celebrates its 75th anniversary with their Gala Fundraiser “Dance Beryl
REVIEW: Jean and Dinah – A Temporal, Theatrical Masterpiece
Dilapidated walls house a compilation of broken and discarded items – furniture, futures, Jean and Dinah. Penned almost three decades ago, Tony Hall’s “Jean and
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – An Exploration of Shakespeare through a Caribbean Lens
William Shakespeare – a name that elicits the collective eye-roll/groan combo of students and triggers flashbacks to those that managed to survive the labyrinth of
Review: Yardwé: an authentic slice of Tobagonian Carnival
In the temporal, magical world that was created among the remnants of Fort King George , Jab Molassies perched atop the ruins of the 18th
Review: The Old Yard – An Immersive Traditional Carnival Experience
Imagine walking through De Gayelle and see police running down thief. Or a Babydoll soliciting child support for a newborn she didn’t abort. Cantankerous laughter
Review: Theatre Night Out III – A Night to Remember
A good love story can tug at the heart strings and check the emotional boxes, but a Trini love story? Papaoye! Yuh hadda brace yuhself
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