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Some people like to map out their careers down to the smallest detail, but Joanne Ball Burgess takes a different approach. “I follow my heart,” said the dancer, author and choreographer. Ten years ago, her heart led her to Nairobi, Kenya where she be...

Derrick DeMelo and Brian Martins were the class clowns, constantly making the kids laugh in their Massachusetts school. To no one’s surprise they decided to make a profession out of it. “I was always a talker,” said Mr DeMelo. “My parents said that ...

Kok Wan Lee’s latest exhibit is a tribute to Astwood Park, the place he fell in love with on moving here 30-odd years ago. He thinks it is especially fitting as it’s likely to be the last solo display of his work before he retires and returns home to...

In 2017 Alex Tuchman gathered a group of musicians for the Bermuda Piano Festival. It was held at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art before an appreciative audience; in ensuing years demand moved the concert to a larger venue, the Trudeau Ballroom at ...

Heroes vs Villains is the name of Jackson’s School of Performing Arts’ latest recital. It celebrates the “fantastical” characters created by Marvel Comics as well as “everyday” people – healthcare workers, teachers, parents and guardians. The unm...

Glenasia Butterfield has found her happy place at Sui Generis. The Hamilton dance school’s camp is a first for the autistic seven-year-old who loves that it allows her to be “just like any other kid”. “She has progressed since she’s been here,” said ...

Dakota Tucker graduated from high school and took a minute to think about what that meant. It’s how her single, My Gratitude, was born. As she states at the beginning of it: “This song is dedicated to everyone who has been there for me, loved me and ...

Theatre games, improvisation, voice, movement and Shakespeare …. Venture Theatre is using every tool it has “to foster and inspire the next generation” of local actors. Mornings are spent in the classroom; in the afternoon students hit the stage to r...

With Mary Prince as his inspiration, Greg Morrison wrote a song and took it to the “incredible” John Woolridge to put it all together. He has released it in time for Bermuda’s annual celebration of the famed abolitionist who, in 1831, shared the horr...

Hafiz Dill is banking on a lot the Wednesday before Cup Match, and it has nothing to do with which team takes home the trophy. It’s the night he has selected to premiere his film, Sincere: Love, Hell or Right. The movie is a prequel to Hustlerz Parad...