December 7, 2016
Rehearsals for the production of the Eintou Springer story by the students of the Morvant Anglican Primary school.
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December 7, 2016
The Idakeda team works with young people in some of the primary schools in Port of Spain using Storytelling, Carnival and the Performance Arts as vehicles […]
December 7, 2016
December 7, 2016
Memories from a successful show commemorating the 1881 Canboulay Riots that saved the Carnival of Trinidad and Tobago.
December 7, 2016
May 16, 2016
The Indigenous Creative Arts Network is very pleased to announce that Mrs Sharon Rowley attorney and wife of the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Dr Keith Rowley has graciously consented to be the patron of the rerun of the award winning production Shades of I She Every Womans Story The play will take place at the Big Black Box in Woodbrook from May 27th 29th with a Gala on May 27th
April 25, 2016
Stay in touch with the Shades of IShe online Enjoy behindthescenes sneak peeks from rehearsals photos and more on the ICAN Facebook page Instagram and Twitter as we work towards our May performances
April 11, 2016
The Eintou Springer play Shades of IShe Every Womans Story will once again put the focus on domestic violence incest and other social traumas when it takes to the stage in May of this year The aim of the production is to generate useful discussion and solutions through culture and the arts and to raise funds for the community outreach programmes of ICAN The play will take place at the Big Black Box in Woodbrook from May 27th 29th with a Gala on May 27th
February 1, 2016
By 1881 the people of the barrack yards had had enough They made the decision to fight for the right to practice their carnival rituals or die defending their culture Perhaps for the first time in the history of the stickfighting tradition the various stick groups notorious for their territorial fights put aside their differences to defeat the plan by the police chief Captain Baker to stop the Carnival
