Rhea-Simone Auguste — better known by her stage name Simmy De Trini — is not just a comedian. She’s a storyteller, a truth-teller, a disruptor.
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Spotlight On: Zidane Roopnarine — Rooted in Rhythm, Rising Through Resilience
When you watch Zidane Roopnarine dance, you don’t just see movement—you witness a story that bridges continents, cultures, and generations. From his first steps in
Spotlight On: Vaughnette Bigford Composer of Joy, Curator of Us
In a cultural climate where “visibility” can feel like a luxury, UMOJA: A Celebration of Us arrives as both a vibrant showcase and an urgent
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
Review: It Runs in the Family Leaves Audience in Stiches
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
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
National Performance Spaces Open For Business
National performance spaces under the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts are open. Queen’s Hall, Naparima Bowl, the National Academy for the Performing Arts
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
Relief Grant for Artistes and Creatives Announced
Port-of-Spain: The Ministry of Community Development, Culture and the Arts is pleased to advise that Cabinet has approved a one-off payment of Five Thousand Dollars
Hallelujah! New Dates Announced for AIDA the Musical
A Story of Hope and Perseverance in the Face of Unfavourable Odds When Naparima Bowl’s extensive renovations cast uncertainty over the events scheduled to be
AIDA the Musical Postponed
AIDA, the highly anticipated musical from Presentation College Mixed Choir has been postponed. Originally intended to run at the Naparima Bowl from October 4th –
Folklore Stories Brought to Life
The spectacular costumes, interactive animated characters, and innovative staging of the Wire Bend Folklore Theatre returns to the Naparima Bowl this month, with ‘The Boy &
Review: ‘The Inspector’ – a gunshot right in the heart of our country’s moral spirit
The Inspector – an original play written and directed by Simeon Moodoo; featuring choreography by Triston Wallace and performed by students of Naparima College on Wednesday
Review: The Calm After the Storm
The Calm After the Storm is an original play from Kingdom Arts and Performances that attempts to delve into the complexities of the relationship between man and
First Instinct brings The King and I to T&T stage
“This is musical theatre with elements of comedy, drama, dance,” said Trevon Jugmohan, producer of the upcoming production The King and I. “Not only is
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 