Michael Mondezie

Marcus Braveboy’s plan to turn his Zumba music into an international tour is no longer an idea.Last year Braveboy’s “Jump” became a hit on the Zumba circuit. From June 14

Zidane Roopnarine’s search for himself has taken him east—Far East.In Beijing, China, the Aranjuez-raised dancer is preparing to perform with the Beijing Dance Academy, presenting “The Last Ride,” a choreographed

Entertainer Aaron Duncan believes one of the biggest problems in local music production is a shortage of hands-on teachers.Duncan, who turns 23 next week Thursday, will bring over 15 years

The first bridge Dane Gulston ever crossed was between his house and the panyard.Growing up in East Dry River, Port of Spain, an eight-year-old Gulston often slipped away from his

Harvard graduate Adam Bartholomew is leaving behind a pan legacy at the Ivy League American university.

“All ah we!” It is one of those phrases Trinbagonians use daily. In conversation. In songs. And especially when we need to believe there is still something bigger holding us together.

Varendra “Cappy Keys” Persad will spend his 58th birthday today preparing for another milestone.The veteran keyboardist, arranger, producer and bandleader is on the cusp of celebrating the 50th anniversary of

Long before people searched Instagram for event details, a hand-painted sign on a wall, pole, corner or junction would tell Trinbagonians exactly where the fete was happening.The letters were big.

Toronto-based choreographer Ronald A Taylor has returned to Trinidad and Tobago to lead young dancers through his Contemporary Caribbean technique, Dingolay, as part of &5678 Dance Studio’s three-week July dance

A love for the beautiful game shared by Cailen Gill and his grandfather Merlin “Mutt” Gill sparked a musical idea that would lead the young steelpan arranger from football to