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.
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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
Destra Garcia Makes Musical Theatre Debut
CZAR launches the call: ‘Bring Yuh Riddim’ and Come. Log line: ‘Riddim Nation’ tells the tale of BROKO – the only member of his Moko
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)
Cast Announced for MCS Productions’ “West Side Story”
Casting has been announced for MCS (Must Come See) Productions’ West Side Story, which is set to play at Queen’s Hall from 21st – 24th June
Syntyche sings in Shades of Blue
The concert “Shades of Blue” will showcase the musical talent of Syntyche Bishop, actress and Resident Player at the National Theatre Arts Company of T&T.
Towards a National Theatre- Two Choices: A Review
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
Review: What Happens in Toco Stays in Toco – Comedy with Substance
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
REVIEW: I couldn’t have been more wrong about “Play Yuhself, Prime Minister”
On Sunday 8th of May, I was granted the opportunity of attending a performance of Play Yuhself, Prime Minister, a Raymond Choo Kong (in collaboration
REVIEW: Till Death Do us Part- A Mystery of Marriage and Murder
Theatre. It seems to be on the up and up these days, and Carmino Productions, a subsidiary of Carmino Holdings have joined the list of new production companies.
Review: ‘Till Death do us Part…’ To Miss It Would Be A Crime!!!
On Thursday July 9, 2015 I walked into the Little Carib Theatre for the opening of “Till Death do us Part…”, an original play written
‘The Longest Wait’ begins film production in Trinidad and Tobago
Have you ever waited forever to meet the love of your life and instead you meet … trouble? For a man like Pearce Ryker, when
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 