FOREWORD
The 50th Anniversary of our Nation’s Independence is cause not only for celebration but for
reflection as every Jubilee year demands.
In the words of the speech made by our first Prime Minister, Dr. Eric Williams to the children of
our nation on the eve of Independence, August 30th, 1962.
“The guiding principle of our Nation whatever its limitations is distinguished by the
honesty and integrity of its citizens.”
This integrity rests in the actions of society and institutions.
The word integrity means
consistency of actions, values, methods, principles, expectations and outcomes.
Fatima College strives to foster a culture of positive attitudes and an appreciation of all talents;
sporting and cultural.
Our Concert, Gifts of Blue and Gold is a tangible expression of this integrity. As we celebrate
the fourth year of this Concert, may the values of commitment and collaboration run deep in the
hearts of all those who participate and so contribute to the building of a mature Nation.
We thank Mr. Noel and Ms. Cumberbatch for their invaluable dedication.
May God bless us all.
FR. GREGORY AUGUSTINE, C.S.Sp
PRINCIPAL
A Note of Thanks from the Production Director
It is with pride that I write this note of thanks to the many persons who united to ensure the success of this our 4th
edition of Gifts of Blue & Gold (GOBAG).
As one might imagine, it is never easy to produce a show of this scale and so I begin by thanking God for His
inspiration, His strength and His Holy Spirit which guides all that I do in my capacity as director. Indeed, through God
all things are possible, even those mountains that seem insurmountable. Thank you God, for answering my prayers and
the prayers of so many others, who turned to the Almighty in the faith, praying for the success of this production.
I take this opportunity to thank the Principals and Vice Principals of both Fatima College and Holy Name
Convent for their continued support of this venture. Without their approval or encouragement, we cannot stage this
production. To you, Fr. Gregory, Mrs. Gomes-Phillips (Fatima), Mrs. Aqui and Mrs. Perkins (Holy Name) I say thank you.
To my colleagues at Fatima College, I say thank you. So many persons helped in various ways – Mr. White, Mr.
Greene, Mr. Wells, Mr. Mc Master, Ms. Lee Ahyen, Mr. Seaton, Ms. Bedase, Ms. Nabbie, Mr. de Gale (backstage
supervision); Mrs. Bejai-Thompson, Ms. Mahelal, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Ramdass, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Harricharan, Ms. Nabbie
(Ticket sales); Ms. Roberts, Ms. Rattan, Ms. Samlal, Mr. Seignoret (Set Design); Ms. Clarke (Make-up & Choreography);
Mrs. De Silva (Costumes) and Mrs. Moniquette who came on board to assist her and Mr. de Gale, who acts as our house
announcer and Fatima’s general Master of Ceremonies par excellence. It would be remiss of me if I did not mention that
Ms. Nabbie, one of our newest members of staff and “old girl” of Holy Name Convent also choreographed one of our
dances this evening. In addition, I must make special mention of Mrs. Ellis who managed the Printing & Artwork
Committee, Mrs. De Silva who also dealt with other details in addition to her task of costuming a cast of over 200
teenagers and Ms. Branker who handled many, many other intricate aspects and last minute details that must never be
taken for granted. To you three, I sincerely say thank you, it could not be done without you. It could not be done without
any of you. To all staff at Fatima College, I must say thank you.
To Ms. Cumberbatch…I can’t ever say it enough. I sometimes don’t know how to thank you, but I’ll try again
knowing however that people like you deserve more than just “thanks”. For your tireless support, not just in your
capacity as accompanist but as my colleague, I want you to know how grateful I am to you. Thank you, thank you, thank
you, thank you!
I also want to thank Mrs. Jane Carter. Mrs. Carter and I started working together as she is a former parent of Holy
Name Convent, but now, we’ve adopted her here at Fatima as one of our very own. Working specifically with our Form
1’s in Music Classes, Mrs. Carter has proved to be a true asset and along with Ms. Cumberbatch, has made my role as
Musical Director that much easier. My sincere thanks to you.
To the parents – the parents of the cast who contend with their children being at very demanding rehearsals and
those who worked behind the scenes – Mr. De Verteuil, Juliette Pantin, Yvette Creed and the scores of other parents of the
PSG I say thank you. To Vanessa Raymond, one of our Fatima parents who continues to work with Mrs. De Silva on
costumes, I thank you. Your commitment to this college is truly admirable and we look forward to the many years you
are yet to have with us. I would like to express my gratitude to some parents of Holy Name Convent as well. Ms.
Cherryann Dennis joined the costuming committee last year and stayed on this year. Mrs. Sandra Ameerali, a parent of
one the Upper 6 girls, made herself available at virtually every rehearsal of the mixed choir, assisting me with supervision
of the group of almost 60 students. I thank you both and though your daughters may be leaving Holy Name soon, your
assistance at future concerts will certainly be appreciated.
To my friend and former classmate at Fatima College, Maurice Rawlins, thank you for returning again this year to
bring this production to life. We’ve worked well together for a long time now and it’s always a pleasure for me to
collaborate with you on the GOBAG stage. Thank you for your commitment to the arts and all of us at Fatima College.
To my dear girls of Holy Name Convent – the show is extra special because of you. I do hope that our work
together will grow from strength to strength as the years go by. To the HNC upper 6 crew, especially those who have
been there in some form at all 4 concerts – Gabby, Whitney, Miriam & Myesha, know that this concert will be somewhat
bittersweet as I know that this will be your final performance as students of Holy Name. I hope that I will see you on the
big stage both locally and internationally – yes Regina, Broadway awaits you!
Finally, of course, my boys, my brothers, my students of Fatima College. I am truly grateful to all of you. Thank
you for your dedication and your talent. Thank you for your continued patience under the tyrannical reign of a crazy
Musical Director! Thank you for what you give to all of us, the gift of yourselves. In a special way, I must thank the
leaders of the Senior Choir who do so much behind-the-scenes work for this production and all those other groups – the
Guitar Troupe, the Steel Ensemble, the Junior Choir, the instrumentalists, Theron Ragoonanan and the Form 5 Graduation
Committee and the stagehands led phenomenally by Varun Bhairosingh and Dominic Sudan – all of you who have made
the show a success. To you, my Fatima brothers, thank you always.
Again, to each and every one of you, I thank you!
Kwasi Noel
Musical Director
About the Show
Patrons of Gifts of Blue & Gold may be in for a surprise this year. This 4 th edition of the show will be somewhat
different to what has seemed to become the norm. For the past two years, there have been three main acts, with one being
a mini-musical – many would fondly remember the adaptation of Broadway’s In The Heights back in 2010 and the
intriguing Greek story, The Golden Girdle of Hippolyte, staged last year. Well, allow me to break it to you, this year there
will be no mini-musical. It does not stop here…there will be no major Christmas segment either! No Christmas??? I am
hearing your gasps of skeptical horror now.
However, let not the hearts of the GOBAG faithful be troubled as it is hoped that what we have in store will be
more than enough. This year, our nation celebrates its golden jubilee and so we pay tribute to our country with all the
pomp and splendour that such a milestone deserves. The 2nd half of our programme will be centered on Trinidad &
Tobago. With music originating internationally and locally, the cast will tell various stories of who we are as
Trinbagonians. Three of our pieces in this segment of the show were arranged by another “old boy”, Mr. Desmond
Waithe. Desmond’s musical arrangements are woven together to bring out the true beauty of the original piece of music
and it has been a privilege working on them. You will enjoy hearing these pieces and so many other selections in this part
of the show. If at any point you feel the need to get up and dance, do so with my blessing!
It so happens that 2012 is a year with some other major anniversaries and the 1st half was crafted to celebrate these
anniversaries as well. The music of Broadway is entrenched in the hearts of many and four of the most famous musicals
of all time celebrate significant anniversaries this year. The musical Hairspray, known for its soulful gospel-like number I
Know Where I’ve Been and the intoxicating 60’s rhythm of its signature finale You Can’t Stop The Beat, celebrates its 10th
Anniversary. Having taken the world by storm back in 1997, The Lion King marks its 15th Anniversary. No one will ever
forget Circle of Life, the classic opening number celebrating the birth of the play’s protagonist and moved by the deep
tribal drums rooted in the heart of Africa. Les Misérables, though it made its debut in London in 1985, premiered on
Broadway two years later and so we celebrate its 25th Anniversary on Broadway this year. Tonight, we will remember 3
moving pieces from the play, At The End Of The Day, I Dreamed A Dream and One Day More. Finally, in honour of its 30th
Anniversary, you will hear the poignant ballad Memory from the ground-breaking musical, Cats. I am sure that you will
enjoy listening to these numbers just as much as the cast enjoyed rehearsing and love to perform them.
Before our Broadway Tribute segment however, we pay some more musical tributes. Inspired by the Music
festival victory of two of our students, Daniel Roberts & Matthew Wong Sang, we pay tribute to French composer
Maurice Ravel in this the 75th Anniversary of his death. Two of his works will be performed – firstly, Daniel and Matthew
will play their award winning rendition of Le Jardin Féerique after which, the band led by Ms. Myrtle Cumberbatch & Mrs.
Jane Carter, will deliver Boléro, one of Ravel’s most famous works.
We open Gifts of Blue & Gold 4 paying tribute to God in thanksgiving, praise and faith building. You will hear
some familiar classics such as Lean On Me, The Prayer and He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother. In addition, in honour of the
life of our dear Mr. Aloysius Bernard Joseph who recently passed away, the Fatima College Senior Choir will sing Things
That Never Die, a piece based on a Charles Dickens poem. Many would remember Mr. Joseph’s astute literary prowess
and I know he would appreciate a poem such as this. The song itself is a song of comfort and fits in to our tribute to God.
As one verse so movingly says “Let nothing pass for every hand must find some work to do. Lose not a chance to waken love. Be
firm and just and true, so shall a light that cannot fade beam on thee from on high and angel voices say to thee: these things can never
die, these things can never die”.
In this segment, we also feature significantly the ladies of Holy Name Convent, led by Rebecca Martinez, Marina
Gonsalves, Gabrielle Dempster and Akeyra Benjamin. Again, seeming to be the pieces of a perfect puzzle, Holy Name
Convent Port-of-Spain marks its 110th Anniversary since its establishment by French Dominican nuns in 1902. Thus, in
tribute, the girls sing Orphans of God a powerful piece lyrically and musically which reminds us that no matter who we
are, our God loves us. I would like to take this opportunity to especially thank Gabrielle Dempster as it was her idea to
have this song in the programme and know that though you leave Holy Name at the end of this academic year, your
years of commitment to Gifts of Blue & Gold will always be appreciated and remembered.
I pray that this year’s show will be just as awe-inspiring and just as captivating as its predecessors. Thank you for
your continued support and may God Bless you all!
Kwasi Noel
Musical Director
Act I
A Tribute to Our God, Our Creator
Fatima College Senior Choir:

O Come Let Us Sing
(Words based on Psalm 95:1-2 & Music by C. Berry)

Things That Never Die – Dedicated to Mr. A.B. Joseph (R.I.P)

One Faith, One Hope, One Lord
(Words by C. Dickens; Music by L. Dengler)
(Words based on Ephesians 4:4-6, 13 & Music by C. Courtney)
Fatima College Guitar Troupe:

The Prayer
Fatima College Senior Choir:

He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother
(Words by B. Russell; Music by B. Scott; arr. Mark Hayes)
Fatima College & Holy Name Convent Mixed Choir:
Holy Name Convent Girls’ Choir:
 Orphans of God
 Trio: Gabrielle Dempster, Marina Gonsalves & Rebecca Martinez
(Words & Music by J. Lindsey & T. LaBar)

Lean On Me
 Lead Vocals: Andrew Scoon, Joshua Gouveia, Akeyra Benjamin, Gabrielle Dempster, Marina Gonsalves & Rebecca
Martinez
(Words & Music by B. Withers; arr. A. Anders, T. Davis & R. Emerson)
Instrumental Ensemble featuring Zachary De Lima & Alex Navarro; Antonio Achee & Matthew Wong Sang

Ave Maria
 Tenor Pan: Zachary De Lima & Alex Navarro
 Keyboard: Antonio Achee & Matthew Wong Sang
(arr. Schubert)
Vocal Solo featuring Stephen Yearwood-Davidson

The Lord’s Prayer
(arr. Albert Hay Malotte)
A Tribute Maurice Ravel (1875 – 1937)
Daniel Roberts & Matthew Wong Sang – PIANO DUET:

Le Jardin Féerique
Gifts of Blue & Gold 4 Orchestra:

Boléro
A Tribute to Broadway
A Presentation by the
Fatima College & Holy Name Convent Mixed Choir

I Love A Broadway Show
(Words by P. Speary & Music by J. Leavitt)
In Honour of the 30th Anniversary of “Cats”:

Memory

Soloist: N’Gere Duke & Dancer: Miriam Waterman
(Lyrics by T. Nunn after T.S. Eliot & Music by A. L. Webber; arr. E. Lojeski)
In Honour of the 25th Anniversary of “Les Misérables”:

At The End of the Day

I Dreamed A Dream

Soloist: Akeyra Benjamin
(Words by A. Boubil, J. Natel & H. Kretzmer; Music by C. Shönberg; arr. E. Lojeski)

One Day More
 Octet (In order of appearance):

Jean Valjean:
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson

Marius:
Joshua Raymond & Joshua Gouveia

Cosette:
N’Gere Duke & Marina Gonsalves

Éponine:
Jynelle Singh, Gabrielle Dempster & Marina Gonsalves

Enjolras:
Bjorn Graham & Andrew Scoon

Javert:
Joshua Gouveia & Shawn Harry

M. Thénardier:
Noel Espinoza & José Alejandro Gomez-Freites

Mme. Thénardier: Myesha Sealy & Regina Seabrun
Also featuring Aidan Clayton of St. Monica’s Preparatory as a child-fighter of the revolution.
(Words by A. Boubil, J. Natel & H. Kretzmer; Music by C. Shönberg)
In Honour of the 15th Anniversary of “The Lion King”:

Circle Of Life with Nants’ Ingonyama

Soloist: Chioma Emesiani
(Words & Music by H. Zimmer, Lebo M, E. John & T. Rice ; arr. A. Snyder)
In Honour of the 10th Anniversary of “Hairspray”:

I Know Where I’ve Been


Lead Vocals: Anika Ward & Whitneyann Baptiste
You Can’t Stop The Beat

Ensemble: Hadassah Bournes, Asia Carpette, Jenneil Charles, Gabrielle Dempster, Marina Gonsalves, Shinnel Martin,
Rebecca Martinez, Jynelle Singh, Kathy-Ann Scantlebury, & Judith Timothy
(Words by M. Shaiman & S. Wittman; Music by M. Shaiman; arr. M. Huff)
INTERMISSION
Act II
A Tribute to Our Nation
This Native Land of Mine…
Fatima College Senior Choir:

My Land
(Words by T. Davis; Music by L. Beery)
In My Land we use music to tell stories…
Fatima College Folk Ensemble:

Wake Up Johnny
(Traditional Trinidad & Tobago Folk Song arr. D. Waithe)
And in our music, we tell the many stories of Christmas…
Los Cantantes de Nuestra Señora de Fátima:

Parang Medley – Alumbra, Sereno, Vamos a Gozar, Don Alberto & El Camino
In My Land we created music from an old steel drum…
Fatima College Steel Ensemble:

Medley – Trini & Trini to De Bone
A Presentation by:
The Fatima College & Holy Name Convent Mixed Choir
In My Land we remember our many Ancestors…

Kayama………………………..The Amerindians
(Words & Music by K. Jenkins; edited by K. Noel)

Sanctus………………………..The Europeans
(Music by K. Jenkins; edited by K. Noel)

Amovolovolo…………………The Africans
(Traditional Zulu Dowry Song arr. R. de Beer)

Emerald Green Grass…………The Chinese
(Traditional Chinese Folk Song arr. R. Fisher)

Aeyaya Balano Sakkad……….The East Indians
(Traditional Indian Folk Song arr. J. Higgins)
In My Land we celebrate our diversity…

The Ganges & The Nile
(Words & Music by D. Rudder; arr. J. Arnold; edited by D. Waithe)
In My Land our Kaiso music unites us…

Calypso
(Words & Music by D. Rudder; arr. D. Waithe; edited by K. Noel)
In My Land, Fatima Boys know Calypso and Soca…
Bjorn Graham – Fatima College Calypso Monarch 2011

Positivity
(Composed by Bjorn Graham)
Noel Espinoza – Fatima College Calypso Monarch 2012

Carnival Time
(Composed by Terrence Gadar)
Fatima College Senior Choir Ensemble:

To 19
62 with Love – A Soca Medley of Road March Winners

Maria…………………..Lord Blakie, 1962

Obeah Wedding………..Mighty Sparrow, 196

Movin’…………………Nigel Lewis, 199

Band of the Year……….Machel Montano & Patrice Roberts,

Palance………………...JW & Blaze,

Pump Your Flag……….Machel Montano, 201
6
6
2006
2010
2
(Medley arranged by K. Noel)
In My Land, we must be proud of who we are…
Fatima College Junior Choir:

Sailing
(Composed by W. Devine; arr. D. Waithe)
And, in My Land, we dream of peace & unity…
Cast Finale:

My Land In Union
(Original Words by C. Skarbek; Melody based on Gustav Holt’s “Jupiter”)
(Edited lyrics by K. Noel)
Production Credits
The Fatima College Senior Choir
1st Tenor
2nd Tenor
1st Bass
2nd Bass
Erik Barcant
William Chin
Jodian Blackman
Nkosi Browne
Donovan Clayton
Jonathan Daniels
Miguel Braxton
Jonathan Creese
Dillon Constantine
Ethan-John De Silva
Neeraj Chatlani
Joseph Douglas
Jelani Corbie
Noel Espinoza
Jelani Estrada
Patrick Herbert
Dominic Creese
José Alejandro Gomez-Freites
Darrian Gittens
Kyle Joseph
Stefan Des Vignes
Christian Gonsalves
Joshua Gouveia
Kryztof Sharpe
Luke Fraser
Kareem James
Bjorn Graham
Christopher Wanliss
Roberto Goindoo
John Ottley
Shawn Harry
Michael Gonsalves
Ross Navarro
Jeremy Hernandez-Lumtong
Nkosi Gray
Donnel Phillip
Jordan Moses
Mark Harracksingh
Jonathan Raymond
Bryce Orr
Ethan Hutchinson
Joshua Raymond
Christian Perreira
Kenneth Leggard
Nathaniel Roper
Rovaldo Prince
Duane Logie
Chad Salandy
Joshua Ramsingh
Jonah Mc Comie
Yoseph Sargeant
Jonathan Roberts
Geremie Mezelie
Deion Smith
Darriyon Romany
Jerome Ottley
Liam Smith
Nicholas Rudder
Joshua Ramdeen
Elisha Taylor
Joel Timothy
Andrew Scoon
André Thomas
Adrian Williams
Christopher Serrant
Joshua Timothy
Matthew Wong Sang
Roger Williams
Jeremy Xavier
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson
Fatima College Folk Ensemble
2012-2013
1st Tenor
2nd Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Jonathan Daniels
José Alejandro Gomez-Freites
Joshua Gouveia
Nkosi Browne
Noel Espinoza
Christian Gonsalves
Bjorn Graham
Joseph Douglas
Roberto Goindoo
Ross Navarro
Shawn Harry
Kyle Joseph
Kareem James
Joshua Raymond
Jonathan Roberts
Kryztof Sharpe
Jonah Mc Comie
Deion Smith
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson
Christopher Wanliss
Andrew Scoon
André Thomas
Matthew Wong Sang
The Junior Choir
Elijah Aird
Josh Dookie
Jaleel Jones
Brandon Phillip
Tre Alvarez
Alexei Dopson
Andrew Kissoon
Geddes Phillip
Raheem Assing
Jounté Eligon
Alejandro Lee Wen
Joshua Powell
Lleyton Auguste
Anfernee Fortune
Michael Lezama
Travis Ramsammy
Marc-Anthony Awai
Seth Franco
Justin Llanos
Jonathan Richards
Kion Benjamin
Luke Gooding
Darien Lopez
Zacary Riley
Nathan Blackman
Gregg Hackett
Jaydan Lucas
Leum Roach
Brandon Boland
Savio Hay
Nicholas Lum
Alexei Sanguinette
David Callender
Patrick Honoré
Ethan Lum Young
Craig Sankar
Jacob Camacho
Tyler Hyndman
Aaron Marlow
Liam Silman
Aaron Chan
Joshua Jardim
Joshua Martinez
Thomas Sorzano
Gabriel Chan Wing
Nathan Jeremiah
Randall Mc Intyre
Cale Sylvester
Dominic Charles
Lincoln John
Giovanni Nanan
Jonathan Tyner
Tristan Charles
David Jones
Nicholas Navarro
Desally Westfield
Nikolai Christopher
Aaron Joseph
Andel Nicholas
Duane Williams
Josiah Clarke
Jonathan Joseph
Steffan Nunes
Kristoff Winter-Roach
Mauricio Joseph
Joshua Pantin
Collin Wright
Josef Paty
The Fatima College Guitar Troupe
The Fatima College Steel Ensemble
Joshua Chu For
Joshua Chu For
Isiah Colthrust
Luke Fraser
Noah Furlonge-Walker
Justin Llanos
Ethan Hutchinson
Eithan Lue Chee Lip
Christopher John
Nathaniel Lue Chee Lip
Nicholas Ng Wai
Alex Navarro
Daniel Roberts
Nicholas Navarro
Andrew Scoon
The Fatima Parang Band - Los Cantantes de Nuestra Señora
Cuatro
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson
(Band Leader)
Mandolin
Guitar
Daniel Roberts
Marcquis Thomas
Maracas
Box-bass
Congas
Tok-Tok
Miquel Garcia
Justice Ferreira
Brendan Creed
Sebastien Camacho
Jonathan Roberts
Vocalists
Jelani Corbie
Noel Neil Espinoza
Bjorn Graham
Joshua Raymond
Fatima College & Holy Name Convent Mixed Choir
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
Akeyra Benjamin
Amanda Ameerali
Erik Barcant
Nkosi Browne
Mikayla Callender
Whitneyann Baptiste
Donovan Clayton
Neeraj Chatlani
Asia Carpette
Hadassah Bournes
Jelani Corbie
Joseph Douglas
Gabrielle Dempster
Jenneil Charles
Noel Espinoza
Jelani Estrada
N’Gere Duke
Chioma Emesiani
Roberto Goindoo
Darrian Gittens
Marina Gonsalves
Jessi Evelyn
José Alejandro Gomez-Freites
Joshua Gouveia
Shinnel Martin
Jessica Francis
Christian Gonsalves
Bjorn Graham
Shierniel Mundy
Rebecca Martinez
Kareem James
Shawn Harry
Myesha Sealey
Kathy-Ann Scantlebury
Kenneth Leggard
Jeremy Hernandez-Lumtong
Cheiyenne Seerattan
Regina Seabrun
Duane Logie
Jordan Moses
Terika Shade
Taya Serrao
Jonah Mc Comie
Joshua Ramsingh
Jynelle Singh
Ashley Singh
Andrew Scoon
Jonathan Roberts
Miriam Waterman
Judith Timothy
Deion Smith
Christopher Wanliss
Janelle Williams
Anika Ward
Joshua Ramdeen
Matthew Wong Sang
Joshua Raymond
The Gifts of Blue & Gold 4 Orchestra
Keyboard
Myrtle Cumberbatch
Keyboard
Jane Carter
Keyboard
Johanan Forde
Percussion, Congas & Djembe
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson
Justice Ferreira
Sebastien Camacho
Darrian Hamilton
Anfernee Patron
Electric / Acoustic Guitar & Mandolin
Daniel Roberts
Bass Guitar
Marcquis Thomas
Tenor Pan
Brendon Creed
Tenor Pan
Jahleel Gomez-Womack
Tenor Pan
Bryce Orr
6 Bass Pan
Brandon Francis
Double Bass
Yoseph-Anthony Sargeant
Violin
Jerome Ifill
Trumpet
Liam Smith
Production Direction
Kwasi Noel
Production Management Assistance
House Announcer
Natalie Branker
Stefan de Gale
Musical Direction
Artistic Direction
Choreography & Movement
Kwasi Noel
Choir
Kwasi Noel
Maurice Rawlins
Serran Clarke
Gabrielle Dempster
Shawn Harry
Kareem Myers
Nadja Nabbie
Kwasi Noel
Maurice Rawlins
Christopher Young
Myrtle Cumberbatch
(Accompanist) – Choir
Jane Carter
(Accompanist) – Choir
Aaron Clarke
Pan-side
Francesco Emmanuel
Guitar Troupe
Stephen Yearwood-Davidson
Parang Band
Narrator of Act II
Narrations written by
Shakeith Ashton
Kwasi Noel
Costuming Committee Manager
Arlene De Silva
Costumes
Set Design
Stage & Set Construction
Cherryann Dennis
Arlene De Silva
Natalie Edwards
José Alejandro Gomez-Freites
Lisa Hopson
Vanessa Raymond
Leah Rattan
Jozette Roberts
Kimberly Samlal
Darryl Seignoret
Dexter James
Printing & Artwork Committee Manager
Cadine Ellis
Printing
Artwork
Scrip-J Ltd. (Jason Freakley & Gillian Aming)
Tickets, Flyers, Posters
Sign Post Ltd. (Simon Aboud)
Banner
Horsham’s Ltd. (Dave Horsham)
Programmes
Glen De Verteuil
José Alejandro Gomez-Freites
Lighting
Technical Team
Lighting & Sound
Sound Technical Team
Jozette Roberts
DJ Rene Ortiz
Kimberly Samlal
Dalian Letren
Ticket Sales
Back-stage & Stage-hands Management
Accounting
Nirmala Bejai
Cadine Ellis
Nalini Harricharan
Marian Hubbard
Shaneela Mahelal
Nadja Nabbie
Gillian Ramdass
Varun Bhairosingh
Dominic Sudan
Joyce Montano
Ushers
Cast Management
Cast Management
Marc-Sebastien Camacho
Osei Castillo
Jean-Louis De Vaux
Michael Garcia
Lorenzo Graham
Kelvin Hosam
Jameel Phillip
Andrew Phillips
Hasani Rodney
Lemuel Scott
Tariq Scott
Sandra Ameerali
Kelly Bedase
Natalie Branker
Stefan de Gale
Arlene De Silva
Allison Dupigny-Auguste
Joel Greene
Jeremey Jones
Lucille Leacock-Smith
Beverly Lee Ahyen
Tiffany Llanos
Gwen Lue Chee Lip
Laurence Mc Master
Trisha Mitchell-Mohammed
Chantal Mohan
Dexter Mohan
Meera Moniquette
Nadja Nabbie
Shad Seaton
Gillian Seecharan-Scott
Kevin Wells
Maurice White
Stage-hands & Back-stage Crew
Refreshments
John Barkley
Nikel Charles-Pierre
Aaron Edwards
Jelani Ellis
Akshay Khemlani
Darnell Roper
Nashaun Rullow
Emmanuel Scott
Nicholas Simon
Andrew Too-A-Foo
Jonathan Uddenberg
William Ward
Christopher Young
Junior Joseph
Anthony Ottley
Site Management
Francisco Garcia
Special Thanks to:
Aidan Clayton & family
Desmond Waithe
Gillian Seecharan Scott
Sandra Ameerali
Matthew Serrant – Assistance to Ms. Cumberbatch
BP Trinidad and Tobago LLC
Scrip-J Ltd
Sign Post