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Tags: Plays

Written on May 28, 2009 | Posted in Plays & Theater | 4 comments

Snow White And The 7 Trinis

Name :   Snow White and the 7 Trinis
Type of event :  Theatre Production (Comedy)
Names of the teams/persons/groups/organizations taking part :   D C Shell Theatre/Crazy Catholic
Contact information :   687-8869/821-5144
Venue :  Cipriani Labour College
Date  :

Thursday 3rd Sept - 8.30 pm 2 persons on 1 Ticket $150

Friday 4th Sept – 8.30 pm 2 persons on 1 ticket $180

Sat 5th Sept [...]

Written on May 19, 2009 | Posted in Plays & Theater | No comment

Enter The Dragon – Jokers in the Shaolin Temple

Name : Enter the Dragon – Jokers in the Shaolin Temple
Type of event : Comedy (Theatre)
Names of the teams/persons/groups/organizations taking part : Crazy Catholic, Errol Fabien, Peter Kelly, George Gonzales, D C Shell Theatre
Production House : Crazy Catholic/D C Shell Theatre
Contact information : 687-8869
Venue : Naparima Bowl, San Fernando
Date : 24-27 [...]

Written on May 19, 2009 | Posted in Plays & Theater | No comment

Caribbean Cinemas 8 Shows & Times

Tags: Caribbean Cinemas 8, Movies

Written on April 14, 2009 | Posted in Caribbean Cinemas 8 | Comments Off

It’s A Girl For Fay-Ann And Bunji

Fay-Ann Lyons-Alvarez has delivered again and this time it’s for real and it’s a girl. Rumors had been circulating that Fay-Ann had delivered last Wednesday. But it was only more recently that Fay-Ann was taken to the Mt. Hospital by her husband where she delivered. She was sent there by a private doctor because of [...]

Written on March 1, 2009 | Posted in Music | 1 comment

Tourism Is Dying In Trinidad And Tobago

Hotels in Tobago have made the announcement that in light of the decrease in visitors to the island they have dropped their rates. However, a little research reveals that as compared to Orlando, Barbados, and Curacaos, Tobago on average has the highest accommodation rates. So it obvious that tourism would be on the decline because [...]

Written on February 23, 2009 | Posted in Carnival, Tourism | 1 comment

No Visa Required To Visit England

Trinidad and Tobago has passed the British visa waiver test after a six-month mitigation period. In relating the good news in the British Parliament; Jacqui Smith (United Kingdom’s Home Department Secretary) and David Miliband (Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Secretary) were sure to add, that should circumstances require it the British government would reexamine the decision [...]

Written on February 11, 2009 | Posted in Good News, Tourism | No comment

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

I truly loved the premise of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button not to mention the visual effects used in the telling of this story which left me in awe. The technology utilized in this film made the backward aging process seem totally believable.
In the movie, Brad Pitt’s character is a man born in his [...]

Written on February 10, 2009 | Posted in Movies | No comment

Trading Sorrow For Joy

A man who holds the title of lawn cutter in his home town of Sangre Grande, now holds the title of Chutney Soca Monarch winner for 2009. Kenneth Salick earned more than 11,000 votes with his song “Radica” and toke home the grand prize of $200,000.
Salick explained that the song came about as a result [...]

Written on February 9, 2009 | Posted in Carnival, Music | 3 comments

The 5th Summits of The Americas to be hosted by Trinidad and Tobago

What is the Summits of The Americas?
The summits of the Americas are held every three to 4 years. There are 34 democratically elected Head of States and Governments in the western hemisphere that takes part in the summits. At the summits the 34 democratically elected Head of States and Governments discuss and exchange ideas on [...]

Written on January 26, 2009 | Posted in Economy, Tourism | 2 comments

Another Icon Gone: R.I.P The Mighty Duke

The public has being pouring out tributes to the mighty duke and condolences to his family. And let me just extend my condolences to Mighty Duke’s loved one and the calypso fraternity.

Written on January 16, 2009 | Posted in Music | 1 comment

$630 Million for Summits plus more $$ for Airports

It was hard enough to internalize and cope with the news that the government has budgeted $630 million dollars toward the two summits that would be held here. Now news have surface that additional state funds would be spent on the upgrading of the old terminal at the Piarco International Airport in time for the [...]

Written on January 9, 2009 | Posted in Tourism | 6 comments