Operation Triple Threat: Sing. Dance. Act.

(O.T.T) is a developmental performing arts programme for students between the ages of 7 and 21. History
O.T.T is a division of “Live-Breathe Music!” (L.B.M.), a company dedicated to offering superior training to musicians and aspiring ones. Founded by noted vocalist and music educator, Janelle Headley (B.F.A. Music) in 2005, L.B.M offers training in Vocal Technique and instrumental performance, professional consultation and workshops in Arts Training. students can be seen on local stages as lead singers, back-up singers, and musicians. Programme
Now in its third year, the programme is run by a small team of dedicated local and international performance artists and educators, as well as respected industry leaders. (O.T.T) is an intensive performing arts programme designed for students between the ages of 7 and 21. The idea for the programme was inspired by the noticeable need for training of youths to become, what the entertainment industry calls, a ‘triple threat’- someone who is skilled in each of the three disciplines of singing, dancing and acting. O.T.T aims to offer an intensive programme for young performing artists, which enables them to excel and compete at internationally recognized standards, potentially fostering future arts practitioners and offering the Barbadian public the option of experiencing musical theatre entertainment on a regular basis. Benefits to Stakeholders
Exposing students to the genre of Musical Theatre. Increasing technical knowledge and improving execution of students who are already somewhat knowledgeable or experienced in Musical Theatre, and performing in general. Nurturing students’ artistic and self-expression. Facilitating the networking and building of friendships between artists which could lead to future performance opportunities and collaborative works. Contributing to the growth of the pool of artistic knowledge, intelligence and proficiency which can not only diversify our cultural events, but also raise the standard of artists and entertainment in Barbados. Developing professional and versatile performers who can contribute to the performing arts, entertainment and tourist industries of Barbados, the region and the international community at large. Generating capital for performance related service and goods providers. Social Responsibility
The performing arts are not only for entertainment, but have therapeutic value, and can be used for advocacy and education. Thus, each student will also participate in performance-related community service. By including this component we hope to create awareness of each participant's environmental, social and political responsibility as artists.