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A report by Shereen Ali for Trinidad's Guardian. Perhaps her work with young people has something to do with it. T&T-born drama teacher Naima Thompson founded the Necessary Arts School (NAS) 15 years ago, in 2002 in Trinidad, with actor Penelope Spencer and musician Lydia Ledgerwood, to help children (and some older folks) to express themselves…
Fresh from Carnival revelry, Penelope Spencer and Cecilia Salazar will be putting on a new original comedy production called Trini Sweet...Too Bad, on February 25 and 26 at the Central Bank Auditorium, Port of Spain. The two experienced actresses are also producing the show under P/C (Penelope and Cecilia) Productions. They will be joined on
The Necessary Arts School (NAS) celebrates 20 years of training artists in the performing arts in TT. With branches in TT and Dubai, those who have worked with the school for two decades hope to continue the work of the school in the future. Founder Naima Thompson said the idea for the school came while