Tagged with Paula Lindo

New NDATT executive elected (December 3, 2019)

(Mentioned) Debra Greaves Tuesday 3 December 2019 The National Drama Association of TT (NDATT) elected a new executive body at its annual general meeting on November 24. The new executive committee will hold office until 2021. Those elected were outgoing secretary Safa Niamat-Ali as president, outgoing area representative, east (acting) Peter Craig as vice president and … Continue reading

Local theatre gets new executive (November 30, 2019)

The National Drama Association of Trinidad and Tobago (NDATT) elected a new executive body on November 24 at its Annual General Meeting. The new Executive Committee will hold office until 2021.The persons elected were outgoing Secretary Safa Niamat-Ali as President, outgoing Area Representative, East (Acting) Peter Craig as Vice President and former Public Relations Officer … Continue reading

Outpouring for Edwin (January 3, 2019)

(Mentioned) Sean Douglas Thursday 3 January 2019 EDWIN ERMINY BAYLEY, head of the National Drama Association, was the very personification of love, said speaker after speaker at a memorial gathering for him at the Big Black Box Theatre, Murray Street, Woodbrook on Wednesday night. The Venezuelan creative drowned at Grand Riviere, Toco on Monday, leaving a … Continue reading

Salt for New Play Festival (October 15, 2018)

(Mentioned) Debra Greaves Monday 15 October 2018 THE New Play Festival (NPF) will return later this month and will feature workshop performances of three plays: Earl Lovelace’s Salt, Narad Mahabir’s The Ford and Rhesa Samuel’s Asylum. The plays will run from October 25-28 at the Big Black Box, the Playwrights Workshop Trinbago (PWT) said. The festival, … Continue reading

Why am I here?

Originally when I started this site, it was meant to be an record of my exploration of feminism and how it could change my life and how I interact with and see the world (lots of “and”s there, huh?). Unfortunately it fell prey to my habit of procrastination and feelings of inadequacy about knowing what … Continue reading