The closing ceremony of the fourth National Drama Festival was truly “The Night of Stars” as it was dubbed and shining brightest of them all for her successful direction of the festival and choreography of the closing ceremony was Colette Jones-Chin.
Hi Everyone, Have you ever had Okra Slush? No? Man you missing out, especially, if like me, you can’t get enough of the slender, green-apple-coloured vegetable called okra (ochroes).
Centre Stage Productions, a new drama group, won several awards in the Junior Category of the National Drama Festival last week with its play What If.
When Lisa Punch was on centre stage a few months ago, a lot of questions were asked in connection with the local support given to local artists.
Expressions 2, the second in the new production series staged by GEMS Theatre Productions, is set for tomorrow evening at the Theatre Guild playhouse in Kingston.
Former journalist Annalisa Bahadur has published her first volume of poetry A Flower’s Envy.
(Billboard) – Taylor Swift’s ‘1989’ should easily lock up a second week at No 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart next week.
She may only be 22 but Selena Gomez has loved, lost and loved again – and has done so with the world looking on.
The Miss Guyana Universe pageant has come and gone, with favourite Niketa Barker taking the crown and title at the Pegasus Hotel-staged event.
Hamlet came to a local stage two Fridays ago, brought by the Shakespeare’s Globe which is on a two-year travelling world tour commemorating the playwright’s 450th birth anniversary; a treat for Guyana, or so I thought.
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When William Shakespeare first penned the famous quote that begins, “All the world’s a stage…” in the 16th century he would have had no idea that more than 400 years later they would be taken literally with the Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre’s world tour of Hamlet.
For the first time in about four years, I got the opportunity to finally sit in on one of Donna Ramsammy James’s fashion shows.
The highly anticipated National Drama Festival awards ceremony is set for tomorrow evening, at the National Cultural Centre, when the winners in the various categories will be known.
By Alysia Christiani For many Caribbean families, the immigration story is a familiar one.
Hospitality is the bedrock of tourism. It drives the industry. Many Caribbean economies depend heavily on tourism, selling their year-round summer, sparkling blue waters, ‘life is a party’ image mainly to people in bleak climes.
Hi Everyone, Hot, spicy, peppery and sweet, candied ginger is a real sweet treat.
Under the theme ‘True Sons of the Soil’, ten contestants will compete for the first ever Mr Guyana International title.
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