Hell is empty & all the devils are gyrating at the Little Carib Theatre! In this year of 2021, the first time in over a
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Review: Glorious – Seasonal Favorites and The Impresario at Queen’s Hall
On Saturday 28th November, 2020, Queen’s Hall reopened their doors to patrons in Glorious form. Walking through the familiar doors, being greeted by the warm
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
Tobago Theatrical Production Streams Online
“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, it is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” ~ Charles Darwin The current
Young Classical Musician offers Peace for Christmas 2020
“The Christmas season for most people represents a light at the end of the tunnel and a lot of us need a light, especially after
Reel Trini Tales: Teneille Newallo’s Pathway from Actor to Author
Local actress, television presenter, screenwriter, director and producer Teneille Newallo has another credential to add to her name; author. The beautiful and charismatic talent has
“Men of Gray” Star Returns Home to host Acting & Film Producing Seminar
In 1990 G. Anthony Joseph set local television screens ablaze with his movie Men of Gray, which was followed by its 1996 sequel – Men of Gray
MOSQKEY MUSIQ: From Guns to Gospel
Six years ago, Kyle Gomes brandished his black, nine millimetre pistol for the final time. A desperate act of crime driven by hunger, quickly transitioned
When He Sings, He Roars!
Kyle Richardson Joins the Cast of the Lion King T&T singer and actor Kyle Richardson will begin his run with The Lion King on May
The Grand Launch of NDATT Studios!
It’ll be a grand opening! The National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT) will be holding the launch of its studio facilities on Friday
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 up for Carnival with Adafih Padmore
As Carnival approaches, many mas players begin the search for the makeup artist to make them look good at fetes and on the road. One
FILMCO and TTT Limited sign historic local content deal!
History has been made in the Trinidad and Tobago film and television industry with the signing of a partnership agreement between TTT Ltd (the state
Super Gran: Actors Who Triumph Over Ageism
FOREWORD: In Pauline Mark’s last Op-Ed; ‘Why The Concept of Age Range Matters to Film and TV Actors,” she examined how one’s true age (particularly
LISTEN: Tranquility – a radio comedy series [Week 1 Recap]
Another week of hilarity ensues on Tranquility, a new radio comedy series which airs Mondays – Fridays, 7:25 AM on WACK radio 90.1 FM. Written
Alice @ Wonderland: A Twist On a Classical Fairytale
Native Caribbean Foundation’s presentation of Alice@Wonderland is a new twist on a classical fairytale. In the adaptation, Alice is a texting, tweeting and Googling girl
Daniel Baptiste’s ‘Come Home David’ featured at the Big Black Box
Daniel Baptiste is perhaps Trinidad and Tobago’s youngest playwright/producer/director. At age 19, he wrote and directed his first play “Treasured Possessions”, which was staged at
Why The Concept Of “Age Range” Matters To Film And TV Actors.
Age is more than a number; particularly in the world of film and television, where it can be a crucial deciding factor in casting an
New Leadership for the National Drama Association
Marvin Ishmael, the Assistant Professor of Theatre- Acting at the UTT’s Academy for the Performing Arts has been announced as the new President of the
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 