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Gun violence, unemployment, racial injustice. They’re issues that impact every family in Bermuda. Dale Butler is hoping that connection will draw people in. Shannon Hall plays the lead character Marcus in the prolific writer’s play, Sinnerman: Death...

Carol Clarke has been writing poems for 30 years. The local poet is part of a night of poetry and song that will take place in Hamilton on Saturday. She was part of the first event held here in 1996 and found herself in a car with Roland Flint, once ...

Kabaka Pyramid can hardly wait to do what he does best — entertain the crowd — at the launch of Dubwise Bermuda on Saturday. The rising star from Kingston, Jamaica is known for his “unique musical style” which blends the lyricism of hip-hop with the ...

Jamaican DJ Yaadcore is making waves on his country’s music scene. He’s the founder of Dubwise, a worldwide movement to reintroduce authentic roots reggae to mainstream audiences. He’s also the personal DJ for reggae artist Protoje. He’s bringing it ...

Artist Chris Dawson is staying positive after getting cut from a prestigious art competition. His oil painting, Three Queens, was a semi-finalist for the BP Portrait Award. The 37-year-old artist found out on Wednesday that it wasn’t one of the 50 p...

Green is the theme for the latest members’ show at the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard. Achieving the right green can be the bane of artists’ lives — mixes can be either overpowering, or dull. Green is bound up with evocations of spring and as a me...

The back of singer Joy Barnum’s neck often hurts after a performance. It’s from laughing and smiling so much. She kicks the stereotype of a sombre, stern opera singer right to the kerb. “People tell me a lot that I’m not what they expected from an ...

At Sharon Apopa’s childhood home on Roberts Avenue, it was common to find her family of 14 sitting out on the porch, playing instruments and listening to music. Decades later, her tie to music is just as strong. She’s behind a fundraiser at the BIU o...

Patrick Lee thought reading and rap were worlds apart until three years ago. The Bermuda College Literary Society opened his eyes to the connection. Ironically, he only joined to fulfil credit requirements. “It was a club or sports and I don’t lik...

Ronald Lightbourne’s friends in Jamaica would scare him with ghost stories as a child. The tales were full of supernatural beings they called “duppies”, each one more terrifying than the next. The 69-year-old never forgot them. He’s infused the stori...