The Black Collar Creative Foundation is proud to present In Exultation, its annual gala fundraising concert celebrating the remarkable legacy of Janine Charles-Farray. This year’s
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The Black Collar Gala: A Harmonious Tribute to Calypso and Classical Music
Black Collar Creative Foundation is proud to announce its inaugural event, ‘The Black Collar Gala: Classics and Calypsos,’ on October 4th, 2024, at 7:00 pm,
Mosaic 6: A Celebration Of Opera And Broadway
The Marionettes Chorale will be celebrating the end of it 60th anniversary, diamond jubilee season by presenting Mosaic 6: A Celebration of Opera & Broadway on
A Gala Premiere for ‘Queen of the Road – The Calypso Rose Musical’
The highly acclaimed production, Queen of the Road – The Calypso Rose Musical, written and directed by Rhoma Spencer and presented by YES Productions is
The Red White and Black of Diversity
Trinbagonian Actors on International Film and Television Screens There is a discussion taking place in the wider world of film and television and it speaks
Making Out Dem Drama Queens
Drama Queens is a feature length docu-film explores the personal and professional lives of four of Trinidad and Tobago’s most dynamic and iconic female stage performers – Cecilia Salazar, Leslie-Ann Lavine, Rhoma Spencer and Penelope Spencer.
Carnival Medea Premieres at The Little Carib Theatre
Lordstreet Theatre Company and Little Carib Theatre will present the Caribbean Premiere of Carnival Medea: A Bacchanal in time for the T&T Carnival 2017. The play,
Actress Susan Hannays-Abraham, fighting to be fit
Actress Susan Hannays-Abraham said her event on November 5 to raise funds to offset the costs of her cancer treatment has been a long time in planning,
Tribute to Valerie Belgrave by Rhoma Spencer
by Rhoma Spencer Valerie Belgrave’s death has unsettled me because I was afraid to go see her on Wednesday August 17 when I set out
Dr. Efebo Wilkinson – A Revolutionary Thespian | Monday Night Theatre Forum
(Originally published to the T&T Guardian 13/03/ 2016) It’s startling to hear Dr. Lester Efebo Wilkinson insist that he came to theatre late in life.
“Carnival Medea- A Bacchanal” finds its way home
Medea and Carnival. Although the Greek tragedy was originally penned by Euripides and first performed in 431 BC when Trinidad wasn’t even a thought, Medea might
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 