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On the lawn of City Hall is Michael J Walsh’s work of art — Nothing is Sacred. It’s a powerfully allegorical statement of historic and political acuity with its daring symbolic use of Bermuda’s iconic kites impotently dangling from their wooden stru...

For 200 years audiences have delighted in countless readings, renditions, and revisions of Jane Austen’s classic novel ‘Pride and Prejudice’. It is, in fact, one of the most beloved romantic comedies ever written; a timeless tale of arrogance, assump...

With a clash of cymbals, this year’s pantomime officially got underway. Aladdin is a fairy tale set in China, which on the face of it would not seem to be especially festive. However, this story glitters and sparkles, there are bangs and snaps, and t...

With Benjamin Britten's 'A Ceremony of Carols' (Op 28) as the central piece, the Bermuda Chamber Choir's concert had something for everyone. The highlight of Saturday's concert was definitely the Britten opus, composed, as choir director/compère Ron...

A night of song, dance, and dazzling live music was offered in tribute to Michael Jackson and a host of deceased local entertainers at the weekend. The Amphitheatre of the Fairmont Southampton was packed to the gills with music lovers for this wonde...

Judging from appearances, Kimberley Tucker’s approach to art-making is experimental. Those of you who know me will realise that this is right down my street. Ms Tucker’s current exhibition is in Studio A, at the Bermuda Society of Arts. She has calle...

St. John’s Youth Choir Sunday 20th May 21, 2012 at St. John’s Church, Pembroke Conducted by Marjorie Pettit, with soloists Christine Allison (violin), Victoria Allison (violin) and Nicholas Southwick (flute) As well-established as The St John’s Yout...