Deborah Jean-Baptiste-Samuel’s presentation of Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello had theatre lovers thirsting for more last weekend, as she interwove a healthy dash of Caribbean flavour into the classic play’s tale of deception, murder and suicide.
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Over the recent Carnival season, two Trini expat jazz musicians resident in the Great White North of Canada—Toronto, to be exact—returned home for sustenance, vacation, and creative idyll.
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Most young people have dreams. Some want to be doctors, others lawyers, and some pilots or flight attendants. For 18-year-old Kearra Gopee, her dream has always been to have a career in media, more specifically photography.
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Precepting soldiers and giving them the power of arrest and community basketball are just two plasters being applied to the festering sore that is the crime wave in the country.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The feature film Home Again, which chronicles the experiences of three young deportees forcibly returned to Jamaica, comes to the big screen with the best of intentions, along with some excellent acting and competent production.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
The Annual Secondary Schools Dance Festival got off to a great start for its fifth anniversary at the Rudranath Capildeo Learning Resource Centre on March 27 and 28.
The competition showcased the extraordinary talent of students from various...
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This year’s Court Street Chamber Orchestra’s National String Festival culminated in its grand concert on Saturday at The National Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA), South Campus, San Fernando.
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Myron B (Myron Bruce) retained the title of National Humour Monarch in the final of the annual competition, presented by Trinbago Unified Calypsonians' Organisation (Tuco) at the Grand Stand, Queen's Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain, on Saturday night.
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International Concert Events will be presenting three sensational artistes together for The Greatest Night of Romance, featuring world-class Grammy Award winning superstar Peter Cetera together with Air Supply and Patty Smyth with Scandal.
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The annual April children’s literature festival starts today with storytelling events in Tobago and El Dorado.
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