Face to Face

In this first episode of the show, Ronald talks about his journey to New York where he went to study Theatre with the dream of being a working actor and the reality he met.

Tony talks about the origins or the Gayelle show on TTT, Spragalang and more.

Mervyn takes us on a thrilling journey, from his scholarship to study acting in the U.S. to
his co-founding of the Baggasse Company to writing for local television soap opera
Westwood Park.

Ronald takes us on a historical tour of Theatre in Trinidad.

Via Skype, an engagng chat with “Theatrician” Christopher Pinheiro.

Storyteller Theodora tells of her early love for performing and her mission to inspire
young minds.

Christine talks about her tenure as President of the National Drama Association, controversies and more.

Eric Barry chats with Producer Brenda Hughes, Director Christine Johnston and Choreographer Carol LaChapelle about the production Ti-Jean and His Brothers.

From growing up in a quaint village in Central Trinidad to be coming President of the National Dance Association of Trinidad & Tobago, Hazel talks on her journey in dance and the dance landscape.

Some members of the cast share their experiences as opening night nears.

Switching seats Eric sits in the guest chair and talks about his life in theater and his expansion into film and radio.

Playwright Ronald John shares his thoughts on the Playwright’s Workshop and his - experience being a writer in Trinidad and Tobago.

Actress Brenda Hughes chats about her early days at Trinidad Theatre Workshop, working with Derek Walcott and more.

Steven shares with us the work he does, using theatre as a platform to empower youth.

A delightful chat with Raf Robertson on his life with music.

The Arts-in-Action team talks about their work using popular theatre and its impact on
communities.

The Arts-in-Action team talks about their work using popular theatre and its impact on communities.