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#WorkHard #PlayHard – Celebrating the Life of Chris Smith
A Memorial for the late Chris Smith will be held on Saturday 12th January, 7PM at the Little Carib Theatre. Smith died of leukemia on
Body Positive Dance Class for Women to Launch in T&T
We’ve had Aerobics, we’ve had Zumba. Now, in 2019, Trinidad and Tobago is welcoming a new era in dance; The #IAM Movement: A series of
The Lydians give ‘The Gift’ of Music
Meticulously crafted an prepared by Musical Director Lorraine Granderson, this Christmas, the Lydians explore the theme of ‘The Gift’. At the birth of Jesus in
New Play Festival Returns to the Big Black Box
The Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s New Play Festival (NPF) returns to the Big Black Box from December 6 – 9, 2018. This year’s festival is being
Ro’dey Gets Roasted!
Social media icon ready for wit and fire. This weekend the general public is invited to celebrate 30 years of life with one of the
La Danse Caraibe Sews A PatchWork Of Thematic Dance Motifs
Heather Henderson-Gordon’s children’s dance school, La Danse Caraibe (LDC), will open the curtain to a pastiche of morally compelling dance compositions in its production, PatchWork. Dance
Two Short Plays by Verne Guerin
Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s (PWT) Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS), featured the first Wednesday of every month, presents the reading of two short plays by Verne
Green Screen TT’s Winning Films – Thought Provoking Catalysts
Green Screen – The Environmental Film Festival is back! Wednesday October 31st , 2018, marked the Opening Night Gala at Digicel IMAX, which featured the
Lylah Persad Plays Devil’s Advocate with ‘Diana’
The dramatic comedy Diana, written and produced by Lylah Persad and directed by Penelope Spencer, explores mental health awareness and the consequences of actions unchecked
Review: ttff/18 Part 2 – an audio-visual window into the Caribbean
Previously… “The Diaspora and Region shines” featuring reviews on Brown Girl Begins, Flight, Going Down, and Kinto EXCERPT: This year’s festival also showed the customary trend
Celebrating 60 years of dance and beyond
The achievement of 60 years of excellence in dance is no fantasy for the prestigious Caribbean School of Dancing on Dere Street in Port of
Coming Together for New Play Festival 2018
Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT) announces the return of the New Play Festival (NPF) later this month. The Festival, now in its third year, will feature
New Plays by UWI DCFA Students Read at Playwrights Workshop
On Wednesday May 2nd, the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s Monthly Readers Theatre Series 2018 will feature excerpts from the work of student playwrights enrolled at tthe Department of
Auditions Announced for New Play Festival 2017
After a successful inaugural showcase last year, the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s Annual New Play Festival will return to the Trinidad Theatre Workshop from October 26 –
Once a ‘has-been,’ de Goeas continues another act | Monday Night Theatre Forum
Theatre practitioner Mervyn de Goeas said he does not think of himself as just a director or a mas-man or an actor or a writer,
Christine Johnston and her accidental love affair | Monday Night Theatre Forum
Bagasse Company co-founder Christine Johnston’s love affair with theatre began as an accident. She told an audience at the Monday Night Theatre Forum at the
Belinda Barnes – How failure led to her success in Theatre | Monday Night Theatre Forum
Drama educator, director and actress Belinda Barnes-Durity—known professionally as Belinda Barnes—said several significant events in her life led to her involvement in theatre. She told
Wendell Manwarren Makes a Statement | Monday Night Theatre Forum
Rapsoman Wendell Manwarren has had a long and varied career in the arts, beginning with the opera and continuing through theatre, mas-making and rapso. Manwarren
Review: Every Woman’s Story – in all their myriad shades.
Theatre is important to civilization because it empowers us with stories. At its most powerful, people get a chance to tell their own stories to
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