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Director Deborah Correia promises that Girls’ Weekend will be “a fun show”

Peter Profit has organised a night of entertainment at Daylesford as a fundraiser for Pals and the BMDS Charitable Trust

Owain Johnston-Barnes expected he would have to keep a secret for a couple of months. The pandemic forced him to lie for years

“Doubt, A Parable” is a must-see, says reviewer Michael Jones. The award-winning play continues this week

Aziza Furbert plays the mother of a young boy who may or may not have been molested in “Doubt”, which opens at Daylesford Theatre tonight

It’s likely that Owain Johnston will go down in BMDS history. For two years Daylesford Theatre has sat empty, thanks to the social restrictions brought on by Covid-19. On Thursday, the curtain will rise again for a compilation of six plays written by...

An actor, singer and stage prop maker who was beloved by the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society has died. Paul Maccoy, an insurance executive for the firm Freisenbruch-Meyer, was 63. Mr Maccoy was admired by friends at the BMDS as a larger than lif...

The beauty of putting Keeping Up Appearances on the stage is that it needs little introduction. It is also the downside, says Therese Bean, who plays leading lady Hyacinth Bucket. She believes most of the audience at tomorrow night’s sold-out openin...

According to Geoff Faiella, Killing Carlisle is an actor’s dream: it’s funny and thoughtfully written, with lots of twists and turns. His hope is that he does it justice. Mr Faiella will play the lead character Doe in the world premiere of Killing Ca...

Daylesford Theatre was full for the opening night of Private Lives, Noël Coward’s classic comedy of manners — or, as he described it, bad manners — that debuted in 1930. Back projection was used by the show’s director John Mitchell to good effect, sh...

John Mitchell studied to become an actor, but decided he was better off camera. That decision, made years ago, has turned into a win for the Bermuda Musical & Dramatic Society. Mr Mitchell is at the helm of Private Lives, Noël Coward’s comedy that st...

Teddy the Lost Dog doesn’t have a busty dame or a fairy godmother; there won’t be people yelling, ‘He’s right behind you!’ — over and over and over again. In other words, it’s not a pantomime. The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society’s Christmas Musi...