Laid back Panama where its all happening
By Dylis Jones Whatever your cultural leanings, film, theatre, sculpture, painting, music, sport, even fine dining and conversation, Panama is...
ENTERTAINMENT
Improv in Panama more than a barrel of laughs
By Lourdes Quijada Improv in Panama just keeps getting better and audience ratings higher. I’m talking theater of course, and...
Real chances to showcase your acting talent
By Lourdes Quijada Forget home histrionics, playing up to your partner or casting suggestive glances in a local night spot,...
St Patrick’s Day: the greening of Panama
By Dylis Jones You won’t need to be reminded that the upcoming Sunday, March 17 is St Patrick’s Day, or...
Artist portrays light and color with coral paintings
By Ingrid Jones For Colombian born artist Laura Baker. corals are “an alternate world, internal and versatile.". Those of us...
Spanish piano prodigies to perform in Panama
By Lourdes Quijada Panama may not have daily access to what many readers deem cultural events, but of course it...
A timeless masterpiece with local flair
By Lourdes Quijada IF A PLAY by a 17th century French writer sounds either too highbrow or too dated for...
Moliere and the TGA unite for an evening of laughter
By David Young Panama’s much loved Theatre Guild opens its 2013 season with a renowned classic that has survived the...
The debatable $267,500 carnival contract
The controversy over the hiring of Reggaeton artist Don Omar to perform at Panama’s carnival continues with wide discrepancies over...
Costly musical chairs at Carnival
The reggaeton duo Wisin y Yandel cost more than Don Omar, the $270,000 performer they replaced for the closing event of...
SHAMAHAMBLES as touted carnival singer opts out
THE PUERTO RICAN reggae singer Don Omar, whose $267,000 contract for a one hour carnival performance has raised criticisms across...
Prizewinning Russian pianist brings Chopin to El Valle
By Dylis Jones From overloud speaker hyped blasts at a beer fest, to outstanding jazz at the City of Knowledge...
