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As the president of Gilbert & Sullivan Society of Bermuda John Barnett has said, the society returned to their roots with the current staging of The Pirates of Penzance, a comic opera written by the name-sakes of the Society. A comic opera, The Pir...

Starved for theatre? Pirates of Penzance returns to the Bermuda stage next month. It’s the first time Gilbert & Sullivan has performed one of its original productions here since 1996. According to director Andrew Lynford, it’s a chance to see broad c...

By Vejay Steede Simply put, Eric Bean Jr. is a genius. After the triumph that was 2011’s ‘Return to Paradise,’ room for improvement was somewhat scarce; I mean, I did call ‘Return to Paradise’ the best thing I had ever seen on the Earl Cameron Theatr...

Joshua LeMay lives each day with the understanding he’s lucky to be alive. He almost lost his life a year ago after he was involved in a serious single vehicle crash on North Shore Road, Devonshire. The collision left the 20-year-old with traumatic ...

By Vejay Steede After a decade of opening for world famous comedians and local luminaries alike, Gina Love finally felt like she deserved to be a headliner. She called her longtime friend, and celebrated Bermudian playwright, Patricia Nesbitt, and, i...

Few people physically get the chance to experience the glitz and glamour of an award’s ceremony — with larger than life music, staging and theatricals. But locals can get a taste of the buzz and excitement of shows like the Academy Awards and Countr...

It takes great skill to bring an audience to the verge of tears in one moment and cause them to squeal with laughter the next. That’s exactly how it was with ‘Calendar Girls’, now on at the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society. Written by English d...

When the chance to perform a play based on the award-winning film Calendar Girls sprang up, the big question the local cast had to consider was whether to go nude or not. In the end it was decided that to stay true to the original story, the actress...