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Seafaring, swordfighting and coconut-wielding Spaniards all feature in this year’s pantomime, Treasure Island. The show by the Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society, now on at City Hall’s Earl Cameron Theatre, pits the heroic young Jim Ladd (Brian Wed...

Frances Cox Williams found a strange man laying in her coffin and was not pleased. She kept it under her bed, had it regularly polished and frequently took naps in it. “Get your own!” she shouted, chasing the man out of the house. Mrs Williams, who l...

Winton Brangman has the special ability of being able to smile through any number of flubbed notes and botched lyrics. Jelani Veney will fill in for missing actors at the last minute and suffers through every missed step, especially when it is his ow...

Rowan Vickers was feeling out of place as he prepared for his first professional acting role. He was neither Jewish, nor American, but had been cast in Bad Jews, a play about a Jewish family in America. The 22-year-old tried reading the Old Testament...

Craster was not a popular character with Game of Thrones fans. Robert Pugh played the wildling whose relationship with his daughters is best described as sordid; once they are of a certain age he marries them, fathers more daughters and the cycle con...

Don’t stop pushing, scraping and clawing for your passion. If you don’t fight for yourself and your perceived calling then no one else will. Those are the wise words from Trevor Nicholas, a 33-year-old actor with strong family links to Bermuda, who w...

Growing up in the Philippines, Dustin Jose Francisco didn’t have many toys. His father struggled to raise a large family on a policeman’s salary. “When the first Transformers movie came out in 1986, I made my own robots out of cardboard,” said the 4...

Jonathan Tankard signed up for piano lessons 14 years ago, partly because he didn’t want to break a promise. His cousin Rhondelle Tankard was killed in the World Trade Centre in the 9/11 terror attacks. He promised her he’d learn how to play the pia...

A collapsing stage, an old cigarette machine and a few bits of rotting furniture were mostly all that was left inside the old Clayhouse Inn. None of it fazed filmmaker Milton Raposo. The music lover thought the once popular nightclub was the perfect...

Billy Gringley’s artwork was falling into a rut. He’d had a few solo shows but his work was taking a back seat to the maintenance and construction jobs he took to support his family. “Art takes time,” he said. “I need long stretches of time to devot...