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Jazz in the South
Friday, May 24, 2013
Under the stars of the first night in May, Rudy John Beach on the outskirts of Laborie, a fishing village of humble wooden houses perched on St Lucia’s south west coast, has momentarily been transform
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Comedia del Arte - comedy with Curls
Monday, May 20, 2013
One of the two brightest men in Trinidad, the one with the curliest headpiece on island, tentatively launched a new career in cerebral stand-up comedy last Thursday night at the premier “space for ser
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The Low Key Hokey Cokey
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Sometimes it’s salutary to take a step, giant or otherwise, outside of saccharine sweet Chinibad.
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Hot Air and Breezes
Sunday, May 12, 2013
On a recent peregrination in the Lesser Antilles I met an implanter (teeth not cane) from Gwadloop who caused me to review several situations.
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Trini actors shine in O Starry Starry Night
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Derek Walcott’s latest play O Starry Starry Night premiered at Essex University’ Lakeside Theatre on May 3 with Trini actors Nigel Scott and Wendell Manwarren leading the cast along with UK-based comp
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Biguining the Jazz
Sunday, May 5, 2013
This week’s exercise should really have been Beyond A Boundary part 2, but with apologies to Nello (who may well have approved of the turn I’m about to take, as what do they know of cricket who only c
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Another toco boy comes good
Monday, April 29, 2013
Although fondly regarded (or ignored) as one of those benighted spots somewhere “behine Gord’s back” in the inconsequential “bush”, the publication of Vivian Jack’s Toco—“tales told through the eyes o
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Somewhere Beyond the Boundary
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Tucked among the Bocas Literary Festival’s many activities was a short panel discussion on CLR James’ classic Beyond a Boundary, which celebrates its 50th anniversary of publication this year.
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Return of a Jumbie
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Roydon Salick’s recently published Ismith Khan: The Man & His Work, alerts readers, critics and cultural theorists alike to a seminal figure of an earlier generation, who missed the boat which too
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In the Attics of our Lives
Sunday, April 21, 2013
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