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
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Review: Queen of the Road – A Disjointed Foray into the Life and Times of a Soca Legend
Musicals are a beast all of their own. A creative seed is expanded into a full length script, written and rewritten, tweaked, adjusted, and re-written
REVIEW: A Brighter Sun – A Visual Feast Hampered by a Flawed Script
May 20th marked the celebration of the 100th birthday of the local literary luminary, Sam Selvon. Seasoned professionals, Iere Theatre Productions Limited, honoured this occasion
Don’t Say a Word: A Benefit Performance
Theatre Community Rallies Around Wendell Etienne On Wednesday 4th July 2018, Encore Productions will stage Wendell Etienne’s ‘Don’t Say A Word’ at Queen’s Hall. A
Photo Flash: Here’re Highlights from ‘Law & Order: C-rhyme and Pun-ishment’
From Native Caribbean Foundation; producers of ‘The Big Bad Musical”- the sold out hit for 2016, comes ‘Law & Order: C-rhyme and Pun-ishment’, a tongue
Review: The Timeless Classic ‘Bitter Cassava’ Returns!
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
Review – Monkey Mountain’s ‘Unbelievable’ Performance of Ti-Jean and His Brothers! No Really, I’m still in disbelief…
Crick Crack, Monkey break he back, for a piece a pomerac…in a Trinidad Guardian article on 21 June, 1970 Derek Walcott described Ti-Jean and His Brothers as his most ‘West Indian’ play. Furthermore, he called this play “the least forced, most spontaneous and least laboured [of his plays thus far] both in rhythm and concept”.
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 