From her early days as a student at the Caribbean School of Dancing (CSD) to now serving as its principal, Bridgette Wilson’s journey is a
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Spotlight On: Simmy De Trini – Backyard Comedy Tour
Rhea-Simone Auguste — better known by her stage name Simmy De Trini — is not just a comedian. She’s a storyteller, a truth-teller, a disruptor.
Spotlight On: Zidane Roopnarine — Rooted in Rhythm, Rising Through Resilience
When you watch Zidane Roopnarine dance, you don’t just see movement—you witness a story that bridges continents, cultures, and generations. From his first steps in
Spotlight On: Vaughnette Bigford Composer of Joy, Curator of Us
In a cultural climate where “visibility” can feel like a luxury, UMOJA: A Celebration of Us arrives as both a vibrant showcase and an urgent
NDATT Embarks on Group Insurance Plan for Creative and Cultural Workers
The National Drama Association of TT (NDATT) is inviting all creative and cultural workers to an open meeting with a local insurance provider, with the
AI Incorporated in Dave Williams’ 2023 Presentation – ‘I Was Walking’
It has been a decade since Choreographer, and Council for Arts, Aesthetics and Identity (CAAI) artistic director – Dave Williams, last produced a full show.
Recapitalizing The Caribbean Creative Industries | Two Weeks of Creative Business Workshops Close with Summit
On Friday 26th November from 1PM, AEGIS Business Solutions will hold the first Caribbean Creative Industries Business Summit. This event, which will be hosted by
Review – Since I Attended ‘Mahalia- A Gospel Musical’ I Haven’t Stopped Singing Its Praises
When you hear the name ‘Mahalia’, you might easily think of Mahalia Jackson, the female African American singer, whose legendary full throated gospel voice and
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 