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Bermuda’s young people are urged to try out for an intensive summer performing arts programme that brings students from all over the Island together with the motto ‘curtains up, barriers down’. Auditions begin next month for Bermuda Glee, a ten-day m...

While some artists are interested in the big picture, Canadian artist Karen Phillips Curran is more interested in the architectural minutiae. Ms Curran lives in Ontario and first came to Bermuda looking for somewhere warm to paint. She has now been c...

‘Whores’ Glory’ Saturday at 10.30am at Liberty Theatre “Why do women have to suffer this much? Isn’t there another path of us? Is there a path at all?” asks one of the young women interviewed for the documentary ‘Whores’ Glory’. The film is as full ...

Declaration of War Wednesday at 9.15pm at Liberty Theatre ‘Declaration of War’ is the film’s title, but given the physical distance covered during the course of the action a more apt metaphor and one actually used in the film itself is a marathon ru...

Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life Friday at 9.15pm at Liberty Theatre. ‘Into the Abyss: A Tale of Death, A Tale of Life’, is a documentary by Werner Herzog about two men convicted of a triple murder in Conroe, Texas. One of them, Mich...

The Bermuda International Film Festival starts Friday. On offer? More than 80 films. Whether you’re into documentaries, foreign films, short films or full-length features, there’s bound to be something in the line-up that appeals. The Royal Gazette w...

BIFF Review: Sleeping Beauty Saturday 17, 11.30pm, Liberty Theatre Australian director Julia Leigh’s debut ‘Sleeping Beauty’ is an odd sort of film. It has an intriguing premise, is well acted and is very watchable, yet it is strangely unsatisfying....

The Turin Horse Monday, 1pm at Liberty Theatre Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short: Thomas Hobbes’ famous quotation describing life in the state of war of every man against every man might accurately describe the rural life portrayed in Béla T...