The tap dancing producer Mitchelle (Live Wires) Trott is at it again for a tenth time with another variety show over the busy Easter weekend.

"Bless the Almighty - Some More" is set to be a sensation with performances ranging from dance and singing to comedy and magic.

The performances, which will be held at the City Hall Theatre on Saturday night, will be of both religious and of a cultural nature, said Mr. Trott.

"It will be performing your art to the highest of your ability to pay homage to our creator," he said.

Among the acts to take the stage will be Rikkai Scott, Bermuda's newest tap dance sensation, rapper William (Force Proph) Usher and Desta (Zion) Wilson, who will play his guitar and sing.

Other singers set to perform are Phiemma Caisey, Sylvia Usher, Desmond (Rivas) Smith, Fire Kid, Taur Caisey, Jig Saw, Brother Jev Juda, Sadiq Bashir, Sons of Thunder and Joy Barnum

The show will also include poetry from June Caisey, Jaro and Spring Flower; the comedy of Nadanja Bailey; dance from Ashley Usher and Takia Taylor as well as the Sabor Salsa Dancers and the Warner Gombeys; and, the sweet saxophone of Wendell (Shine) Hayward).

Other acts include the African Drummers and Marshall's Magic. Patrons have been asked to wear one of six colours: "Because Jesus loves all the little children of the world, red and yellow black and white and purple is for royalty, and green is for balance," Mr. Trott said.

Part proceeds from the show will go to local charities.

"The reason why I have chosen Sunshine Shine League and Tomorrow's Voices is because I know everyone deserves opportunities and help," Mr. Trott said of the designated organisations. "Special donations will also go to two Boulevard community members."

He added: "Let's help our community and come out and support this worthy cause. Peace and Love."

Doors open at 7.30 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m.

Tickets, $35 to the public and $50 to patrons, are available from Jamaican Grill on Court Street and Kit & Caboodle.