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
Tag: Theatre in Trinidad and Tobago
The Indomitable Freddie Kissoon Up Next on The Monday Night Theatre Forum
Since it’s launch in November of 2015, the Monday Night Theatre Forum has been delighting audiences with a wide array of theatre practitioners who share their
Marcia Henville – Actress: A Dream 41 Years In The Making
I’ve always had a passion for the arts. I always say that if I had to live my life all over again, I’d be an
How to Achieve Stability and Longevity as a Theatre Practitioner in T&T
In a nation where two universities are producing countless graduates in theatre and the performing arts, it is still often perceived as a fool’s errand
THIS IS NOT A REVIEW- THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
On Saturday 1st November 2014, I attended Caribbean Theatre Productions‘ Youth Group Production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” at Queen’s Hall, which
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
22 Questions with Debra Boucaud Mason
Backstage with the Cast of Hairspray Continued… What was initially intended to be released within a matter of weeks of Introduction to Backstage with the Cast
REVIEW: Haunted by “Three Women”
by Debbie Jacob Three Women must have been the best kept secret in town. Even though the play had a respectable audience at the Central
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 