Newspaper: Newsday Writer:Pat Ganase Date Published: May 7th, 2018 TO remember Noble Douglas is to think of her as a dancer at the height of power, her energy and force, her expressiveness, and how she would use her body to fill a space. In her 45-year career in Trinidad she...
Newspaper: Newsday Date Published: April 14th, 2018 The Spectacular Zico which is being staged by Carvalho Productions begins its journey in Port of Spain next week. The family-oriented production is the creation of founder, producer and veteran actor Fareid Carvalho and aims to use theatre to teach and send positive...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: Melissa Doughty Date Published: April 13th, 2018 American modern dancer and choreographer Martha Graham said dance is the hidden language of the soul of the body. The body’s soul is going to be on full display at Metamorphosis Dance Company’s Inside Out. In its 23rd season, the...
Newspaper: Newsday Date Published: April 18th, 2018 DR WILHEMUS HILWIG will chair the new board of directors of Queen’s Hall. Nisa Suepaul will serve as the deputy chairman alongside directors Zaida Rajnauth, Raymond Choo Kong, Victor Prescod, Brian Wood, Charlene Griffith, Karla Gonzales and general manager Yvonne Roberts-White. The board...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: Joan Rampersad Date Published: April 6th, 2018 DEF5 (Decibel Entertainment Festival fifth edition) scheduled for May 3 – 6 at Queen’s Hall in St Ann’s is expected to be a rip-roaring festival weekend where anything can happen. The festival will comprise theme park attractions, live performances, cosplay,...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: John Babb Date Published: March 19th, 2018 THE 32nd biennial Music Festival, showboat of local talent, came to an end at Queen’s Hall on Saturday evening with vocal, steelpan and wind instrumental performances for which a host of trophies were handed out to the young and old....
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: John Babb Date Published: March 17th, 2018 THE curtains came down yesterday on the Juniors section of the Music Festival and they indeed got the lion’s share of the trophies handed out. Quite noticeably, Tobago won its fair share which proved additional weight for Caribbean Airlines flying...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: John Babb Date Published: March 15th, 2018 FOLK singing, costuming, drumming, the steelpans, and some very good singing from Music Festival contestants topped the list yesterday morning, including the bright weather made Queen’s Hall the place to be for a good occasion. As usual, among the steelpans,...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: Gary Cardinez Date Published: March 12th, 2018 THE sweetness of TT’s music rang through Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s on Friday as the first evening of the Championships of the 32nd Biennial Music Festival got under way. Pan and calypso music held the audience hypnotised, sometimes bringing some...
Newspaper: Newsday Writer: John Babb Date Published: Feb 27th, 2018 MUSIC Festival adjudicator Dorothy Howden yesterday paid tribute to the performances of the ten Primary School Folk Song choirs for their singing, actions, music, imagination. “I have enjoyed the folk song very well,” she effused. Tribute was also paid to...
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