As the chosen instrument for old calypsos sung in French patois; for roving parranderos, as they serenaded house-to-house; and for church services in remote rural
Author: T&T Performing Arts Network
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network (TTPAN) is a multifaceted organization that serves as the nexus for the Performing Arts in Trinidad and Tobago.
Founded on July 28th 2008 by Triston Wallace, TTPAN has since become "an invaluable part of the T&T and Regional Theatre and performing arts landscape, the digital beacon leading the way into the future of a more unified and collaborative Creative Caribbean community" ~ Janine Charles-Farray
Photo Flash: Ah Double at the Little Carib Theatre
Last month, Golden Heart Productions returned to the spotlight with a brand new production titled “Ah Double”; featuring two one-act plays “Happy Anniversary” and “Unfinished
Network with creatives at ThriveINLIME
Thrive International returns to Trinidad with a series of events at Chancellor Hotel St Anns from Friday 8th – 15th June. The international platform who last
Seeing Sound – a Visual & Sonic Experience
Singer Scientist presents SEEING SOUND, Live Show & Interactive Art Installation. What if you could see sound? Or hear in colour? Singer Scientist Danielle Williams
‘A Noble Cause’ To Benefit A Noble Beacon Of The Arts
The Arts Community Unite To Raise Funds For Medical Care For Noble Douglas Today, On Friday May 18, 2018, the arts community will honour the inimitable
A Perfect Place for Dinner
Albert Laveau directs actors Tyker Phillip and Louris Martin Lee-Sing in Elspeth Duncan’s ‘A Perfect Place’ Albert Laveau is directing this month’s edition of Dinner
‘The Crucible’; DCFA Students and Alumni Unite for Dr. Lyndersay’s Final Curtain Call
As she prepares to take her final bow as Senior Theatre Arts Lecturer of The University of the West Indies’ (UWI) Department of Creative and
‘Asylum’ & ‘Jury of Peers’; A Reading Two Short Plays at TTW
Rhesa Samuel’s ‘ASYLUM’ and Althea Milliband ‘JURY OF PEERS’, will be the two plays featured at the April 2018 instalment of Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s (PWT)
Fr3sh! A Musical Experience starring K3v!n
On Saturday 14th April, Chandelier Productions brings you “Fr3sh” a musical experience starring San Fernando based vocalist and thespian, Kevin Humphrey. Kevin Humphrey has always
I Am Jazz Festival, the place to be this Easter Sunday
Bask in the ambience and be transported by the captivating sounds of smooth jazz, fused together with the rhythms of the Caribbean… One stage… Under
New Waves! Returns; Faculty of International Dance Artists Announced
New Waves!, an initiative of the Dance and Performance Institute, returns to Trinidad and Tobago for its 8th season. From 25 July to 1 August 2018 the weeklong program
Marionettes presents I Dream A World
The 130 singers of the BP Marionettes’ adult, youth, and children’s choirs are back at Queen’s Hall come 7th to 10th December, with their anticipated
T&T Next Super Star 2018 Auditions
The Trinidad and Tobago Youth Ambassadors (Youth Ambassadors TT) is pleased to announce the Auditions of 2018 edition of the Trinidad and Tobago Next Super
New Play Festival Opens at the Big Black Box
Tickets are now available for the T&T New Play Festival. After a successful inauguration in 2016, the much anticipated New Play Festival is back for
In Memoriam 2017 | A call for submissions
Since 2014; with the exception of 2015, the Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network has been memorializing both the celebrated and unsung heroes of T&T’s
Ronald John’s Pieces of A Dream to be Read at the Big Black Box
Ronald John’s latest play will be read at the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s Monthly Readers Theatre Series, on Wednesday 1st November at the Big Black Box,
BBC World Service and British Council launch International Radio Playwriting Competition 2018
LONDON. Writers from around the world are invited to submit their scripts as the 26th International Radio Playwriting Competition is now open. The global competition,
COCO Dance hits classrooms across Trinidad
The classroom is about to loud and fun for over 100 primary school students and their teachers with the arrival of a touring ensemble of dance
Cast Confusion at KHONA Finale [Exclusive]
The soaring chorus of the celebratory final act of KHONA The Musical turned swiftly to angry chants of protest backstage at the Lord Kitchener (Aldwyn
Dan the Travelling Man Returns to Central Bank Auditorium
Earlier this year, The Baggasse Company, the people who brought you the classic comedies Fools, What the Butler Saw, Nikki Does, The Mind with the
