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They play eight instruments — each. Unsurprisingly, once Kimberly and Michelle Cann start talking about music it’s difficult to get a word in. “The beauty of music is that it really is a mode of human expression,” said Kimberly, who, like her younger...

Coming top in the competition for the 2018 Bermuda Festival was the last thing 11-year-old singer Indigo Adamson expected. When her name was called as the winner last Saturday night, Indigo said, “I was looking around to see who it was”. Now, she wil...

Six acts will complete for the opportunity to take part in the 2018 Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts. The selected acts are the Bermuda School of Music Senior Ensemble, Brothers in Music and Sax duet, and solo vocalists Indigo Adamson, Shard...

The Bermuda Festival has launched a competition to select the top youth music ensemble and runners-up to perform in its 2018 programme Organisers say the move follows a successful step to include student musicians alongside international performers i...

The Bermuda Government has earmarked funds for local artists to participate in the 13th Caribbean Festival of Arts to be held in Barbados this year. Funding will be provided for more than 30 persons to perform in areas including music, dance, storyt...

Circus Incognitus Sunday, February 26 at the Earl Cameron Theatre That one man can engage an audience ranging in age from 8 to 80 for more than an hour with virtually no dialogue and minimal props is magic. Except that it isn’t. What it is, in fact...

Endearing and funny, this delightful production of Arlene Hutton’s Last Train to Nibroc, directed by Katharine Farmer, was well received by an enthusiastic audience last night in the Earl Cameron Theatre in City Hall. From the opening scene where May...

Complexions Contemporary Ballet Wednesday, February 22 at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium The Ruth Seaton James Auditorium was brimming with dancers this past week for the only pure dance offering in this year’s Bermuda Festival programme. Complexions ...

The festival jazz concert on Friday night at the Fairmont Southampton’s Mid-Ocean Amphitheatre proved a provocative listening experience for many lovers of Latin jazz. The brilliance of Arturo O’Farrill’s instrumentalists was never in doubt as from ...

Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts: Tenors Unlimited Festival Corner If it sounds a little corny, believe me it is not! Last night’s Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts performance by Tenors Unlimited brought the audience to their feet in ap...

How lucky we are to sit in the Atlantic, bobbing up and down, just waiting for great talent to find us, and entertain us! And our luck held last night ... Jessica Lynn and her seven-piece band wowed the audience at the Southampton Princess in the lat...

A bassist’s answer to the marching band: a waltzing string quartet. Only the four accomplished musicians of Graffiti Classics also danced a lively sailor’s hornpipe, an Irish jig and the cancan, as they took the audience on a whirlwind tour of Europ...