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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...

David Gonzalez wasn’t too thrilled the first time he saw the movie Sleeping Beauty. He found the characters boring: Sleeping Beauty spent much of the story asleep, and not much was known about the prince. “The only one with any real energy was the re...

Motorists have expressed their surprise at the news a fee of $81 will be charged for those who leave their vehicles at the new City Hall car park for more than four hours. A sign at the location outlining the various charges has prompted a stir on s...

Half of the City Hall Car Park is expected to reopen today, with work on the second half hoped to be completed by the end of the week. While Mayor Charles Gosling had expressed hopes that work on the parking lot would be completed before the end of J...

The welcoming nature of Bermudians is a jewel in the island’s tourism industry, the executive director of the Bermuda Hospitality Institute has claimed. Malika Musson spoke on the City Hall steps at midday today, at the launch of the fourth annual H...

Cristela Alonzo’s family were baffled when she became a comedian. They wondered why she would waste her time on comedy. Years later, the 36-year-old has more than proven the worth of a comedy career. Last year, she became the first Latina to create...

She may be treading the boards as a pantomime pirate at City Hall, but 13-year-old Erin Jones has rather more academic plans for the future. “I’d like to study medicine or law at university,” said Erin, a student at Bermuda High School. This year’s ...

Winton Brangman has the special ability of being able to smile through any number of flubbed notes and botched lyrics. Jelani Veney will fill in for missing actors at the last minute and suffers through every missed step, especially when it is his ow...

A rally in preparation for this week’s Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series is being launched today from the steps of City Hall. Music, prizes and a gathering of vendors taking part in the event village will take place in Hamilton from 4pm to 4.3...

The Drowsy Chaperone is a clever, highly entertaining production, the likes of which have not been seen in Bermuda since Gilbert and Sullivan’s other major feat The Producers. Dr Philip Jones really brought this production to life as our narrator wit...