Al Creighton is a journalist at Stabroek News. He focuses on cultural movements, particularly in the realm of plays and musicals, exploring the intersection of art and society. His insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting the vibrant landscape of cultural expression.
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Al Creighton's coverage primarily focuses on local culture and literature, particularly in Guyana. His articles delve into various aspects of Guyanese culture, including art, poetry, and theater. He also explores the significance of these cultural elements to national literature.
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Spoken Word and performance poetry is on the rise again in Guyana. Two shows have been advertised over the past month which seem to be generating quite a
Theatre returns to the National Cultural Centre tonight with the performance of the dramatic play “The Colour of Race” written and directed by Sonia
“Greens and Golds” the annual theatre production by the Kreative Arts dance company continued in 2025 at the St Rose’s High School Hall last November 1, with a remarkably impressive exhibition of dance theatre. This has been a very consistent series of full dance productions to which an audience can look each year. In terms of venue, it has been fairly migratory, but now appears to have settled at St. Rose’s, after various attempts elsewhere.
The Harder They Come They say there is a pie up in the sky Waiting for you when you die But between the day you born and when you die They never can hear
We recently reviewed briefly, the history of spoken word poetry and the poetry slam internationally, and how they developed in Guyana. There is quite a
“Christmas comes but once a year And every man must have his share But poor Brother Willy in the jail Drinkin sour ginger beer Ban!” Traditional Once
Each year in December we focus on the poet Martin Carter (June 7, 1927 – December 18, 1997) to keep the glowing flame of his work and its everlasting
It is of inexhaustible interest to review the Christmastime theatrical and folk traditions in the Caribbean. There are several factors and characteristics
Auld Lang Syne (original Scots) Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be
The bright moon rises over the sea; At the far ends of the earth, we share this same moment. Separated
