Gillian Moore

Hundreds of people turned out to the launch of a new book, A Walk Back in Time: Snapshots of the History of Trinidad & Tobago, by Angelo Bissessarsingh, on February 18.

Cinderella, the Trinidad and Tobago Musical completed its run at Sapa last week to rave reviews.

Everybody loves a Cinderella story. And after seven long years, Baggasse Company is returning to the theatre stage with just that—a brand new local adaptation of the classic fairy-tale.

People who meet artist Andrew J Fitt tend to remember him. Yes, there’s the fact that his movements and speech are affected by cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that impacts muscle control.

If artwork goes over the heads—or under the feet—of the audience, has the artist achieved his or her goal? What responsibility does the audience have in the process?

It was all roots, rock, reggae at the latest edition of New Fire, the concert series that features the best of T&T’s vibrant musical underground.

When Women Roar, a concert for International Women’s Day, put women in the spotlight at the Big Black Box on Murray Street, Woodbrook, on March 8.

Taking in classic cinema under the stars is an enchanting way to spend a Thursday night.