For a play about doctors in a hospital, it should come as no surprise that by the end of It Runs in the Family, the
Category: Reviews
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: Carnival Carol – A Step in the Right Direction
It is the age-old dispute that any coming-of-age Trinbagonian has faced; the Church or Carnival. Can he who is baptized in Christ coexist with the
Review: Dis Little Piggy – A Clever Capitalization On An Insatiable Need for Bacchanal
As a people, Trinbagonians cannot survive prolonged periods of time without their regular hefty servings of bacchanal. RR/RS Production’s ‘Dis Little Piggy is Tired’ is
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
Review: Bitter Cassava – A Classic Story that Still Holds Relevance
Easter Saturday night in Tobago (16th April, 2022) offered many tempting options for entertainment in every corner of the island. However, at 7PM there was
Review: Ladies Room – An uproarious showcase of comedy
Lauded as the return of comedy to the stage after two long years, RS/RR Productions presented the return of their rambunctious offering, Ladies’ Room, at
Review: Sandy, Lyons and Garcia Give Stand Out Performances in Riddim Nation
It’s hard to imagine a greater tabanca than Trinidad and Tobago without Carnival; in the second year of this Covid-19 pandemic, the tabanca was real.
REVIEW: Kambule – A Vibrant Performance Indeed
Kambule has long been a staple event for those hoping to hear the murmuring heart of carnival amidst the rush of big trucks, big bands
REVIEW: RIDDIM NATION – the Dragon that Couldn’t Dance
For the second year of mas-less carnival, Czar (an appendage of events brand, Caesar’s Army) could be found welcoming crowds to NAPA on carnival Monday
Review: Mangoes from The Valley
“Perhaps, in another life, my weary soul will find place to rest”. These are the only words spoken in Mangoes From The Valley – voiced
REVIEW: NTACTT’S Junction Village – “So Trinidadian”
POV: It’s minutes to 6pm on Sunday 28th March, the second and final night that the National Theatre Arts Company of Trinidad and Tobago (NTACTT)
REVIEW: MAS – Magic & Spirit
If God is a Trini, what would the afterlife look like for a Trinbagonian? Carnival Monday and Tuesday 2021 welcomed the fully staged production
REVIEW: THE REVENGE OF KING JAB JAB
Hell is empty & all the devils are gyrating at the Little Carib Theatre! In this year of 2021, the first time in over a
REVIEW: ‘…And on Earth, Peace’ – An Excellent Dose of Christmas Spirit and Artistic Possibility
On the evening of Friday December 4th, Michael Hudlin’s second featured concert entitled, “…And on Earth, Peace”, produced by Chandelier Productions presented a one-hour, live-in-concert
Review: Glorious – Seasonal Favorites and The Impresario at Queen’s Hall
On Saturday 28th November, 2020, Queen’s Hall reopened their doors to patrons in Glorious form. Walking through the familiar doors, being greeted by the warm
REVIEW : ‘Ubuntu’ marked an important coming together of community
It goes without saying that the current Global Pandemic has brought some trying times for the live performing arts. For many of us, it’s been
Review: Deo Gratias – a spirit of gratitude
The Lydians celebrated their jubilee 40th anniversary with world-class music and dance in their annual concert at Queen’s Hall from the 12th to 15th of
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 