The Trinidad Theatre Workshop

―Published on 22nd January, 2016 by Shaun Rambaran.

Trinidad Theatre Workshop
Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Corner Jerningham Avenue and Norfork Street, Belmont. May 7th, 2015.

Trinidad Theatre Workshop - School for the Arts
The front sign of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop. May 7th, 2015.

Side Porch
The side porch of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop, showing some of the old, wooden, decorative features that were characteristic of 'colonial' architecture of the time this building was made. May 7th, 2015.

Side Entrance
The Western doorway of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop. May 7th, 2015.

The Lobby
The Lobby of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Corner Jerningham Avenue and Norfork Street, Belmont. May 7th, 2015.

Blemished Pillar
The Lobby of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Corner Jerningham Avenue and Norfork Street, Belmont. May 7th, 2015.

Theatre Lobby
The Lobby of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop, Corner Jerningham Avenue and Norfork Street, Belmont. May 7th, 2015.

Fan of the Arts
An old ceiling fan mounted inside a decorative, wooden feature. May 7th, 2015.

Theatre Lights
The intimate stage of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop. November 19th, 2015.

'The Thief Lord'
Opening night of 'The Thief Lord', written by Cornelia Funke, adapted and directed by Timmia Hearn, performed at the Trinidad Theatre Workshop. December 17th, 2015.

Albert Laveau
Albert Laveau; Artistic and Managing Director of the Trinidad Theatre Workshop, standing in the workshop's doorway. May 7th, 2015.

With a devotion to Art, Theatre, and Community, and faith in what the Arts can do to build neighbourhoods and improve lives, the Trinidad Theatre Workshop has withstood many difficulties over its fifty-seven-year history.

The theatre workshop has moved many times, but currently resides in its twelve-year, temporary home at the corner of Jerningham Avenue and Norfork Street, Belmont.

Today Trinidad Theatre Workshop continues to train new actors, young and old alike, at its School for the Arts. All the while trying its best to raise enough funds to one day buy its present home, and thereby secure its future.