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Like everyone else Fiyah Marshall has been stuck at home for the past year, limited by the challenges of the pandemic. Gunna Get It, the single he released last month, shows what he has been doing with his time. It’s the first song in Smoke Signa...

Soleil Richardson has the choreography for her 90-minute hip hop class down pat, all that’s left for her to work on is her nerves. Although the 15-year-old has taught before, Troika Bermuda’s “ultimate dance workshop marathon” is the first of its kin...

Kalyn Cannonier hopes her book of poetry will inspire her children to live with no regrets. It took her three years to complete Motus, a collection of 37 poems that will hit the shelves of local stores today. “My son is 11 and my daughter is 2 and I ...

Da’Khari Love is working towards his dream of having his music hit the top of the world’s charts. Inspired by the likes of John Legend and Maxwell, he writes his own songs and melodies which he will share virtually, as part of the Bermuda Festival of...

Paul Maddern’s not-so-secret hope is to have talented Bermudians join him in Northern Ireland for a residency at his writers’ retreat, The River Mill. Covid-19 halted a plan he had been hatching with Kim Dismont-Robinson, the director of the Departme...

Troika Bermuda is back and preparing for the stage. The pandemic put the performing arts group on pause. This summer it’s offering a series of workshops ahead of a huge production next year. Its last was in 2019. Work in Progress #7 celebrated Troika...

Five days a week Runelle Darrell is up at 5.30am typing an inspirational message into her phone. It’s something she started a decade ago to get through a difficult period. Thinking it might also help her friends she started sharing – and then they st...

If Eugene Bullard was a fictional character his story would likely be easier to believe. Abandoned by his family at eight years old, he decided to leave the US and head to France. For four years he walked through Georgia, working along the way, until...

As far back as she can remember Jasmine Lee has always been interested in art. As a child, she loved art camps. No one was surprised when she signed up for GCSE and IB art; her bachelor’s degree in fine art was a given. At Masterworks, where Ms Lee i...

Jonathan Christopher is hopeful that in the coming months, he might just get his life back. As the Broadway singer envisions it: he’ll see his family, get back up on stage and leave the tiny apartment in Toronto he’s been stuck in on his own since th...