It has been almost two years since some of T&T’s most celebrated choirs have performed on a National stage. This Sunday 31st July, 2022 the
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A Fiery and Passionate Return to Live Dance
Metamorphosis Dance Company partners with the Peter London Global Dance Company “A fiery and passionate return to live dance performance” is the description for two
PWT reads After 12 by Cecile George
Logline: Aided by an African protector deity, a teenager escapes her incestuous uncle’s attempt to prostitute her, but must then deal with her own PTSD
‘Theatre Night Out III’ features Love & Drama in Musical Theatre
Love can change so much in one night… For one night only on Saturday 2nd July 2022, 7:30 p.m., love takes centerstage at the Southern
NDATT hosts Lime and Talk Theatre Event
The National Drama Association of T&T (NDATT) will be hosting a Let’s Lime and Talk Theatre event on June 23 from 5-8 pm at the
Fresh on the Block! NDATT Reads Work by New Playwright
This evening, NDATT’s Playwrights Workshop Trinbago features the reading of Gideon Hill by Ahalia St Bernard for their May instalment. The series will continue online
NDATT Reads New Play by Bajan Playwright/Author
This Wednesday, the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s (PWT) Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS) features the reading of Ruins of a Great House by Glenville Lovell for
Xopher Launches 4 Track EP – “The Island Project”
Pennsylvania based Artiste returns to Trinidad and Tobago to share his new music with his homeland. On Friday February 11, 2022, Trinidadian born “Xopher” (formerly
Destra Garcia Makes Musical Theatre Debut
CZAR launches the call: ‘Bring Yuh Riddim’ and Come. Log line: ‘Riddim Nation’ tells the tale of BROKO – the only member of his Moko
In Memoriam 2021 | A call for submissions
As 2021 is coming to a close, we wish to once again honor the departed and memorialize the contributions, that they have made to our growing industry.
The Garden Theatre, Queen’s Hall launches with Arts in Tourism in mind
On Friday 12th November, the breezy eastern exterior of Queen’s Hall Auditorium, previously known as ‘The Courtyard’, was transformed into the setting of the launch
NPF 2021 Continues: Five New Plays to Make Virtual Premiere
Audiences are in for a treat, with five new local plays making their virtual premiere over three nights in September. These plays will be performed
NDATT Reads New Play by Jamaican Playwright
Tomorrow, the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago’s (NDATT) Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT), will feature the reading of Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) by
Bitter as it is Beautiful, Mangoes from The Valley makes its international debut
Honest, raw and impactful, Mangoes from The Valley makes its international debut, July 21 – 31, 2021, at the Digital Toronto Fringe Festival. Inspired by
Gabriel sings Schubert’s ‘Swan Song’ at Merkin Hall NYC
Over his ten-year career, classically trained actor and singer Raguel Gabriel has become one of the notable vocal stars in Trinidad and Tobago Classical music,
‘Abina’ launches new music from Gyazette
“Gyal bad like a crab when you cross she, Oh Abina…” Excerpt from ‘Abina’, Evolution, The EP by Gyazette (@gyazetteofficial) On June 11th, ‘Gyazette’ will
Arts-in-Action continues to lead the way in cyber performance.
One year after the successful staging of their flagship virtual production, ‘Finding Romeo’, Arts-in-Action returns with their latest Zoom theatre offering ‘Gundelera’. Now in it’s
No Carnival Doesn’t Mean No Calypso!
UnCrowned QUEENS to Feature this Friday Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s October 2020 announcement that, “Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago in 2021 is not on” has
Update on Cultural Relief Grant
Members of the Cultural and Creative sector are advised that the management and administration of the Cultural Relief Grant is now with the Ministry of
Forms & Guidelines for Cultural Relief Grant Application
Further to their announcement on Cabinet’s approval of a one-off payment of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) in financial assistance for artistes and creatives who lost
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 