Playwright, director and actor Ronald Amoroso credits his early influences in life growing up in South Trinidad and studying abroad with his later success in the theatre.
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Review – A Perspective on JCS Entertainment’s “Altar Boyz”
by Jairo Rodrigues Altar Boyz, a musical satire produced by JCS Entertainment, ran at the Central Bank Auditorium from April 8-17 2016. The musical at
Isaiah Luther dances to perfection
(Originally published to the Trinidad Express 03/04/ 2016) 25 year-old Isaiah Luther, dancer and self employed fashion designer/stylist, model and visual merchandiser, will be performing in
‘TWILIGHT’ by Jabari Ayinde Taitt for April 2016 Play Reading
The Playwrights Workshop‘s Readers Theatre Series 2016 will continue on Wednesday April 6th with TWILIGHT by Jabari Ayinde Taitt. The playwright says, ‘TWILIGHT is a play
Introducing the Monday Night Theatre Forum
MONDAY NIGHT THEATRE FORUM is a brand new space for wide ranging open discussions on all aspects of drama and theatre. First off in the
REVIEW: Hatuey – A Wonderful Reminder of the Power of Strong Will and Conviction Even in the Face of Death
Upon entering the Central Bank Auditorium last Thursday October 8, 2015 for the Lloyd Best Institute of the West Indies’ Production of Hatuey – A Play
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
REVIEW: Cosi Fan Tutte – “Women are like that” or aren’t they?
In celebration of their 10th Anniversary, The Classical Music Development Foundation of Trinidad and Tobago (CMDFTT) staged Wolfgang A. Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte, a romantic comedy is set
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
Review: Les Misérables Makes Its Debut at Queen’s Hall
By Sonja Gopeesingh Miserables is undisputedly, one of the greatest novels of all times and its author Victor Hugo had said of it “I don’t
REVIEW: A Performance Fit for The King and I
The Rogers and Hammerstein’s classic ‘The King and I’ was resurrected by First Instinct Productions and concluded the first leg of staging at NAPA, Port-of-Spain
Review: “Blessed and Highly Favored”
Last Sunday….:| *scratches*… umm, “Once upon a time”…..*crumples paper*… UGH! Oh dear! You’re reading already! Sorry, I haven’t said anything of substance yet. It’s not that I have
Shhh!!! Can you hear the silence?
The Day of Silence is a day of action in which students across the U.S. take some form of a vow of silence to call attention to
The Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network 