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
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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
Review: ttff/18 Part 1 – an audio-visual window into the Caribbean
As a member of the swiftly growing sub-genre of entertainment appreciators, described on social media as “local culture hipsters”, the Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival
‘Coriolanus’; Shakespeare with a Local Twist
Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s (PWT) Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS), featured the first Wednesday of every month, presents the reading of a local adaptation of Shakespeare’s
Helping the Creative Industry Thrive
A creative hub for sharing, exploring and networking. That’s what Thrive International is promising fashion, art, media and entertainment industry insiders and enthusiasts alike with
Theatre Audition | Who Diablesse
Originally posted on Theatrebuzz Callboard 3.0 | @TTPANetwork:
Director: Christian-Kendahl Seeking: M/F Singers, Dancers, Actors 18 – 60 y/o Character Descriptions: [CLICK HERE] For: Student Production (Theatre) Institution:…
T&T Film Festival revives focus on local films
“The days of the starving artist must be over,” declared Founder and festival Director Bruce Paddington at last Tuesday’s opening of the Trinidad and Tobago
In Tribute to Gregory Singh
Renowned theatre producer and stage manager; Gregory Singh, has died. He was 52 Initial news coming to the T&T Performing Arts Network at around 12:30PM
A Babydoll Born for PWT’s September Reading
Playwrights Workshop Trinbago’s (PWT) Monthly Readers Theatre Series (MRTS), featured the first Wednesday of every month, presents the reading of ‘A Babydoll Born’ by Stacy
US-based, Trini-raised actor, Noel Arthur coming in SEPTEMBER
California-based, Trini-raised actor, Noel Arthur is scheduled to return to Trinidad next month and will host an informative and engaging workshop on Saturday September 22 for
Dr. Suzanne Burke leads NDATT Workshop Series on Creative Entrepreneurship
Registration is now open for the National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago’s (NDATT) Business of the Arts Workshop Series. The Workshop titled Entrepreneurship for
Don’t Say a Word: A Benefit Performance
Theatre Community Rallies Around Wendell Etienne On Wednesday 4th July 2018, Encore Productions will stage Wendell Etienne’s ‘Don’t Say A Word’ at Queen’s Hall. A
Theatre Pioneer – Mavis Lee Wah has died | Celebrating Her Life
Jamaican/Trinidadian actress, director, and school teacher, Mavis Lee Wah has died. The news came to the Trinidad and Tobago Performing Arts Network that Mrs. Lee
On the World Stage | Noel Arthur Steps Outside His Comfort Zone
On the World Stage is a new column on Break The Proscenium which focuses specifically on Trinbagonian born and/or raised practitioners, and their work regionally
Winston Duke Impersonated on Instagram, and he is Not Having It!
I do not and never will solicit for donations via any type of messaging platform! These were the words of Tobago born; Black Panther/ Avengers
Cast Announced for MCS Productions’ “West Side Story”
Casting has been announced for MCS (Must Come See) Productions’ West Side Story, which is set to play at Queen’s Hall from 21st – 24th June
Hallelujah! New Dates Announced for AIDA the Musical
A Story of Hope and Perseverance in the Face of Unfavourable Odds When Naparima Bowl’s extensive renovations cast uncertainty over the events scheduled to be
Trinidad & Tobago sets high standard at the Caribbean Secondary Schools’ Drama Festival
On December 3rd 2017, the students of Naparima College returned to Trinidad and Tobago with 10 awards from the Caribbean Secondary School Drama Festival, including
Review: Equus is Transcendental Art
It’s easy to tell when art transcends mere entertainment. When art does this—when it achieves more than just laughter, escapism or distraction—it evokes emotion, raises
