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Miranda Melhado Joins Atlantic Theater Company Presentation of Karl O’brian Williams’ Not About Eve on September 18.

New York, New York - Jamaican actor Miranda Melhado has joined the cast of Karl O’Brian Williams’ award winning drama Not About Eve, which will be presented as a staged reading production by the Atlantic Theater Company as part of their Caribbean MixFest play festival. The festival runs from September 14 through 20 at The Atlantic Stage 2 Theater.

Jamaican actor Miranda Melhado (Photo courtesy of Yaw Asiedu)

Mortimer Shares a Deeply Personal Debut With "From Within"

The world is about to witness the rise of a phenomenal new voice as Kingston, Jamaica native Mortimer releases his debut album From Within out this Friday, September 20, 2024. This highly anticipated album, distributed by Overstand Entertainment and Easy Star Records, is a genuinely poignant collection that stands at the intersection of tradition and innovation, blending classic reggae with R&B, '80s pop, and more. 

More Than Mas, Blow Mano Blow Mas Stands Firm For Preservation of Legacy

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad - The legends of Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival are remembered annually by Burt Marcellin and his dedicated team at mas enterprise, Blow Mano Blow Mas. With just a few months before the revelry of another carnival season unfolds, Marcellin has revealed that this year’s presentation, ‘Mama Dis Is Mas,’ is a special one. He highlights the welcomed involvement of veteran mas maker, Chris Humphrey.

Brand Tobago Further Solidified by Kairi People's 'Runaway' This October

Port-of-Spain, Trinidad - In one month, the island of Tobago will be in carnival mode. It’s third annual Carnival staging is an anticipated calendar event to carnival chasers, worldwide. Promotional powerhouse, Kairi People, hosts of mainstay events like Runaway, Different, AWP, N’ouvert, JBI and Breakfast Is, are in full support of the Tobago carnival product,and once again, the team is heading back to the island, ready to deliver something that’s top tier –something Tobago deserves.

PHOTO CREDIT : Ken Sambury

Jazz Musician Etienne Charles Unites w Formerly Incarcerated Group Critical Mas on Their First Song "Born a Criminal"

It’s part dancehall, part Afrobeats, with an ominous jazz riff and powerful lyrics that decry the way poverty and inequality produce criminals from citizens: “Born a Criminal,” by a Trinidadian collective of formerly incarcerated artists called Critical Mas—in collaboration with renowned jazz musician Etienne Charles—is poised to take airwaves by storm.

Critical Mas: Friday, Nicholas Khan, Cherese Washington, Marvin Alexander, Romel Lezama (Photo credit: COLIN WILLIAMS)
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