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We need only one word to sum up The Second Last Supper — and that is stupendous. The play, written by Dale Butler and directed by Rotimi Martins, had its frighteningly powerful segments and can only be regarded as having been inspired by God. The va...

When Dale Butler sat down to create a religious play last autumn he had no idea how much his own faith would be tested in the process. His confidence in God is now stronger than ever as he prepares to bring The Second Last Supper to the stage next w...

It was a dark and stormy night when Carol Birch rushed home to catch her favourite BBC radio play. She was just settling into bed with a warm cup of tea to listen, when the electricity went off. She ended up listening to it in her car, at midnight,...

Broadway actor Stanley Wayne Mathis struggled for eight years before he finally got a break. It finally came just when he was about to walk away from his dream. He hopes to show residents what’s possible through hard work and determination. If you’ve...

The Saltus Grammar School production this year is Our Country’s Good by Timberlake Wertenbaker. Our Country’s Good by renowned London-based playwright Timberlake Wertenbaker has played throughout the UK over the last few years, and just last year at ...

Aquila Theatre’s version of Wuthering Heights was like a ghostly echo of Emily Bronte’s fiery 1847 novel. Ethereal dance transitions between scenes brought a dreamlike quality to the production, while the scant setting left lots to the imagination. ...

Rebecca Faulkenberry was a young Bermudian who wanted to be an actress on the world stage. She didn’t have any famous friends or family to help pave her way — she put her head down, and got to work. It’s the advice she gives to anyone with big dreams...

What do you do on your way to work? Florence Graham Welton sings her way through the doldrums of the daily commute. The 11-year-old Bermuda High School student is now the youngest soloist in the BMDS pantomime, The Pied Piper. She says she is inspire...

Local thespian Gavin Wilson has been developing his one-man-show impersonating the great literary wit Mark Twain for more than ten years now and he is about to take it to the States. The star of local shows including The Slippered Pantaloon, the ini...

A cast of Saltus Year 10 to SGY students brought Shakespeare’s The Tempest to life with two performances last week — one for the public and one for Year 8 students. They were to have performed this abridged version of the play for this year’s Bermud...

A planned performance of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night by Warwick Academy’s Year 11 had to be postponed last month because of the impact of Tropical Storm Fay and Hurricane Gonzalo. The play was part of the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival. When th...

Aida was an award-winning Broadway hit. Why not bring it to Bermuda? Berkeley Institute students are hoping to replicate that success when they perform Aida next month — the school’s first musical in several years. Set mostly in Ancient Egypt, it cen...