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Hamilton’s iconic City Hall will mark its 60th birthday today with one of the craftsmen involved in its construction. Tools used on the job by George L. Burt, who laid the cornerstone of the building in June 1958, will be put on display as part of th...

A plaque to honour the craftsman who created two massive chandeliers for the foyer of Hamilton’s City Hall was unveiled yesterday. The late George Trott carved the two wooden chandeliers, which weigh in at 500lb each, in 1959 at his carpentry shop in...

An antiracism group marked the island’s first day of a move towards racial reconciliation yesterday. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda launched the first National Day of Racial Healing at City Hall in Hamilton, designed to highlight racial divisio...

A dazzling visual display lit up City Hall as families bid farewell to 2019. Revellers of all ages were mesmerised as the Church Street landmark was bathed in bright lights to usher in the new decade. The light show, which ran from 8pm until after m...

When lifelong Abba fan Emma Muggleton heard that Mamma Mia was coming to the Bermuda stage, there was no doubt in her mind she’d be auditioning for the part of leading lady Donna Sheridan. The British-born singer and actress instantly began work on ...

Images of three cultural icons taken by one of the world’s greatest portrait photographers are now being shown together in Bermuda. Prints showing boxer Muhammad Ali, British Second World War Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and American artist G...

If you haven’t yet bought a ticket for Annie, do so. Gilbert & Sullivan Society’s production, now on at City Hall, is fantastic, although you should expect a few surprises if you’ve only seen the 1982 film. This one is based on the 1977 Tony Award-wi...

City Hall is to turn red as part of a worldwide celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Special Olympics. Major landmarks, stadiums and iconic buildings around the world will be lit up tomorrow to mark the milestone. The event was designed to supp...

The Mountaintop by Katori Hill was a powerful and philosophically profound theatrical experience. Mountaintop is a historical play about Martin Luther King’s last night on earth, which is influenced by the political and historical climate of nine yea...

The Gilbert & Sullivan Society is to return to Hamilton’s City Hall this autumn with a production of Annie. Set in New York during the Great Depression, the classic musical follows a young girl forced to live a tough life in an orphanage. But her lu...

Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals is to stage a return to Bermuda with singing, dancing and a dozen men in dresses. HPT 170: Intermission Impossible will be the troupe’s 53rd production on the island — and the last to feature an all-male cast. Jacq...

The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of Sherlock Holmes’s most famous cases but even he might have been a bit bewildered by a breakneck comic production of the tale starring just five actors. The rapid shifts of scene on a simple set — and quick cost...