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Former politician Renee Webb is the executive producer on a “groundbreaking” documentary exploring the realm of genius. Ms Webb, who was a Progressive Labour Party MP and cabinet minister, worked with her friend Paulina Amador, a Mexican director, o...

A mural featuring Gombey Dancers has been installed in north Hamilton. The mural at Till’s Hill, painted by Ashante Foggo, shows three Gombeys at different stages of a performance. Ms Foggo said: “Gombeys are a staple of Bermudian culture. “They’re ...

The organisers of a film development and production hub to be showcased at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival are calling for Bermudian film-makers, producers, writers and animators to compete. The CaribbeanTales Incubator aims to c...

The Drowsy Chaperone is a clever, highly entertaining production, the likes of which have not been seen in Bermuda since Gilbert and Sullivan’s other major feat The Producers. Dr Philip Jones really brought this production to life as our narrator wit...

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. ...

Bermuda’s own Rebecca Faulkenberry dazzled the crowd at Fairmont Southampton Resort on Friday night and was well deserving of the standing ovation she received at the end of the show. Her set for the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts included a...