(Originally published to the T&T Sunday Guardian 21/08/2016) The short play Blackbird, written and directed by Robert Noel, explores the lives of women living in T&T society
By Shawnelle Martineaux Nylo (Originally published to the T&T Newsday 16/08/2016) MAINTAINING focus while staying hungry for personal growth and development are two things Marcus Waldron
Theatre production company JCS Entertainment Ltd. (JCS Ent) returns with two a back-to-back ‘Spectacular September’ of musicals, featuring fully-staged and costumed performances of Andrew Lloyd
As choreographer Juan-Pablo Alba-Dennis heads to his final year at the Fordham/Ailey BFA program, he reminisces fondly on the past as he looks forward to
Bagasse Company co-founder Christine Johnston’s love affair with theatre began as an accident. She told an audience at the Monday Night Theatre Forum at the
By Juan-Pablo Alba Dennis Since its inception in 2010, the “Dance and Performance Institute of Trinidad and Tobago” has consistently brought and fostered a committed
This article was originally published to the T&T Guardian (24/07/16) Fana Fraser, a T&T-born dancer currently residing in New York, is one of the New
by Simon Wilkes On Friday 15th July 2016 at the Central Bank Auditorium, the.art.IS’ Performing Arts Company in collaboration with ParentingTT presented ‘To Light,’ a play
Does the Prince Charming always win the heart of the doe-eyed maiden and live happily ever after? Not always. On Friday July 8, 2016 at
by Vedesh Nath The National Theatre Arts Company chose Victor Questal’s “Two Choices” to kick-start their medley of celebrating local playwrights (which is long over-due) in
by Adanna Austin “Tales of Hoffmann!” The name alone makes you think of intrigue, excitement and mystery and that is one of the reasons that
What Happens in Toco’s opening night in the Central Bank Auditorium on Thursday 8th June 2016 was packed. Advertised extensively as a hilarious comedy featuring
Drama educator, director and actress Belinda Barnes-Durity—known professionally as Belinda Barnes—said several significant events in her life led to her involvement in theatre. She told
In the veil of consistent and uproarious humour, playwright Melissa Escovalez shines the light on themes of sex, relationships, gender stereotypes and even domestic abuse.
There are some theatrical experiences that are so interesting to watch that, years later, you find yourself wanting to see the same thing. Not just
Rapsoman Wendell Manwarren has had a long and varied career in the arts, beginning with the opera and continuing through theatre, mas-making and rapso. Manwarren
RS/RR Productions describes “The Real Housewives of Port of Spain” as “a sexy comedy about women for women…” and it definitely lived up to that
Playwright, director and actor Ronald Amoroso credits his early influences in life growing up in South Trinidad and studying abroad with his later success in the theatre.
Theatre is important to civilization because it empowers us with stories. At its most powerful, people get a chance to tell their own stories to
Trinidad Theatre Workshop (TTW) founding member, actress Eunice Alleyne began her theatre career in high school. She told a captivated audience at the Monday Night
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 