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Tito Adams’ Open Waters Theatre is gearing up for the premiere of its latest production, ‘The Chillout,’ scheduled for November 22 at the National Cultural Centre, with a second performance on November 23. A private showing for schools will precede the public debut. Following the success of his previous play, ‘Family Ties,’ Adams has been overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for his new project, including sponsorship from two individuals who were part of last year’s live audience. ‘They said it’s because they enjoyed ‘Family Ties’ so much, they want to get behind this movement,’ Adams shared with St. Lucia Times. The play has also garnered significant backing from the government and other supporters, reflecting the growing influence of Open Waters Theatre in addressing pressing social issues through art. ‘The Chillout,’ Adams’ fourth major production, features a 12-member cast and explores the interconnected lives of a community centered around a local bar and inn, tackling themes such as sibling rivalry, family dysfunction, crime, and integrity. Adams, who serves as both writer and director, aims to reflect the complexities of human relationships and societal challenges, particularly targeting young audiences. ‘Young people are part of the target demographic because the play deals with crime and violence, which I know is a concern among this generation of youth, but it’s also for all of us,’ he said. The production will maintain a minimalist design, a deliberate choice by Adams to carve out a unique space in Saint Lucia’s theatre scene, which often focuses on folklore and cultural symbols. The cast includes familiar faces from ‘Family Ties’ alongside new additions. Tickets for ‘The Chillout’ are available at Mallos Delight Restaurant or by calling +17584616922. Adams encourages the public to attend, promising an unforgettable live experience with potential surprises.

Barbadian Soca sensation Hypasounds has taken Trinidad by storm this week, embarking on his much-awaited ‘Made Fuh Dat’ radio tour to promote his latest single, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’. The artist has graced some of Trinidad’s most prominent radio and TV stations, including TTT Live Online, Boom 94 FM, CNC3, Slam 100.5 FM, NEXT 99.1, and 96.1 WE FM. During these appearances, Hypasounds offered fans and media a glimpse into his creative journey, musical influences, and the essence of his signature sound, all while building anticipation for the 2026 Trinidad Carnival season. The single, penned by Darryl Gervais and produced by Boogy Ranks from New York, commemorates Hypasounds’ 20th anniversary in the Soca industry. It’s a vibrant ode to movement, authenticity, and his loyal fanbase, encapsulating the raw energy that has defined his career. ‘This one is for the day-one fans,’ Hypasounds remarked. ‘It’s that real, raw, energetic Soca that people know me for. ‘Made Fuh Dat’ is a celebration of life, movement, and the upcoming Carnival season.’ Known for chart-toppers like ‘Sugar Rush,’ ‘How She Like It,’ and ‘Happy,’ Hypasounds has solidified his reputation as a master of high-energy productions. As he marks two decades in the industry, ‘Made Fuh Dat (All Bumpas)’ heralds a year-long celebration, featuring new music, performances across the Caribbean and beyond, and deeper engagement with his global audience. Fans can follow his journey on social media @hypasoundsmuzik and @forhernation, and stream the single on all major digital platforms.