Are you seeking a visionary who can drive regional development and ignite cultural transformations? Look no further than Adrian Augier, a distinguished development economist, award-winning poet, and renowned Caribbean arts and letters laureate. With an impressive track record in consultancy and a passion for literature, theatre, music, and carnival, Adrian Augier is the ideal partner to shape your organization’s creative landscape.
He brings a wealth of expertise and experience to every project. His contributions to regional development and culture have garnered recognition, including an honorary doctorate from the prestigious University of the West Indies. Adrian’s multifaceted career spans diverse roles and achievements, firmly establishing him as a leader in the field.
With a deep-rooted commitment to nurturing talent, Adrian Augier co-founded the Lighthouse Theatre, St. Lucia’s first non-governmental performance space. Recognizing the need for accessible training and performance opportunities, he established the Factory Creative Arts Centre, a vibrant community facility that has empowered countless young individuals to unleash their creative potential.
Adrian’s passion extends beyond the stage, as evidenced by his creation of Samaans Park, a community green space that serves as a hub for artistic expression. Here, he initiated HeadPhunk, a dynamic monthly showcase of poetry and music, and spearheaded WordAlive, Saint Lucia’s inaugural international literary festival. Additionally, Adrian played a pivotal role in organizing several editions of the renowned Kalalu World Music Festival, captivating audiences with a mesmerizing fusion of diverse sounds and cultures.
Widely recognized as an advocate for integrating the creative industry into economic development, Adrian Augier has played influential roles regionally. Serving as Co-Chair of the CARICOM Task Force on the Development of Creative Industries and a member of the Interim Festival Directorate for CARIFESTA, he has actively contributed to policy development and strategic planning.
As a seasoned consultant, Adrian Augier has advised esteemed organizations such as the Government of Grenada, the University of the West Indies, and the National Development Corporation. His remarkable insights and expertise were sought after at significant global events, including the UN Global Conference on Sustainable Development in Barbados and the Caribbean Climate Change Centre at COP21 in Paris. Furthermore, Adrian’s involvement in designing St. Lucia’s National Cultural Policy and establishing the Cultural Development Foundation underscores his dedication to shaping vibrant creative ecosystems.
When you collaborate with Adrian Augier, you gain access to a visionary who seamlessly merges creativity, economics, and culture. His deep-rooted passion, coupled with his extensive network and unparalleled expertise, enables him to unlock opportunities and catalyze growth within your organization.
Are you ready to embark on a transformative journey toward regional development and cultural enrichment? Contact Dr. Adrian Augier today and unlock the boundless potential of your organization.
Actor: Brother Bob in TRIBUTE TO MARLEY – UWO Caribbean Students Organisation, Canada (1982)
Actor: Mahon in TRINITY OF FOUR – Lighthouse Theatre Company (1984)
Producer, Performer: SHADES OF I-SHE by Pearl Eintou Springer – St. Lucia, Trinidad, Barbados (1995, 96, 97)
Writer, Producer: THE HEWANORRA STORY – Folk Musical (1997)
Producer: MARY COULD DANCE by Richard Ragoobarsingh (2000)
Producer: LA CHUNGA by Mario Vargas Llosa (2000)
Producer: NEW WORKS – St. Lucia Dance Theatre Company (2001)
Producer: SAINT LUCIA JAZZ FESTIVAL – selected signature events (1989 and continuing)
Producer: TI JEAN & HIS BROTHERS by Derek Walcott – National Tourism Awards (2001)
Producer: KALALU WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL (2005-2009)
Costume Design: CRICKET WORLD CUP – Opening Ceremony, Jamaica (2007)
Writer, Producer: ANTHEM – Commissioned Work: 25 th Anniversary of Independence, St. Lucia (2004)
Writer, Producer: URBAN DRIFT – Commissioned work: CARIFESTA, Trinidad (2006)
Writer, Producer: ESPERANCE – Commissioned work: 30 th Anniversary of Independence, St. Lucia (2009)
Actor: Tech Director: Soldier in COLORED MUSEUM, George C. Wolfe, (2010)
Producer, Director: WHITE EGRETS by Derek Walcott, World Premiere (2011)
Writer, Producer: NAVEL STRING – World Festival of Black Arts & Culture, Dakar, Senegal (2012)
Producer, Set Design: JOKER OF SEVILLE by Derek Walcott (2012)
Producer, Tech Director: O’ STARRY, STARRY NIGHT Derek Walcott, Caribbean Premier (2013)
Producer, Tech Director: PANTOMIME, Derek Walcott (2014)
Designer, Art Director: RITUALS CARNIVAL (2003 to 2014) Multiple Awards for Carnival Costume Design & Fabrication
Producer, Tech Director: THE ICON CONCERT SERIES – Cultural Development Foundation (2015,16,17,18).
Producer, Designer: TRIBE OF TWEL, Carnival Costume Design & Fabrication (since 2015 and currently)
Writer, Producer: A WOMAN’S SONGBOOK (2018)
Writer, Producer: PETIT Z’ILE, GWAN WÈV – Commissioned Production, National Independence 40th Anniversary (2019)
Creative Director: TRIBE OF TWEL (2015 and currently)
Designer/Producer: AFOLABÉ – NATIONAL DAY CELEBRATIONS, Taiwan (October 2019)
2010 – Caribbean Laureate for Arts and Letters – Antony Sabga Foundation, Trinidad & Tobago
2009 – Caribbean Cacique for Development and Integration of Caribbean Theatre, National Drama Association of Trinidad & Tobago
1992 – Caribbean Association of Industry and Commerce Award for Professional Service to Regional Private Sector Development
1980, 1981, 1991, 1994 – Minvielle & Chastanet Fine Arts Awards – Literary Arts:
1992 – Minvielle & Chastanet Fine Arts Awards – Visual Arts: