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Carole Sousa showed up at our meeting with a typed list of talking points. Among the many things that had to be discussed: her current activities, her collection of business cards and the people she felt needed to be profiled in the pages of The Roya...

Arriving for the world premiere preview evening of our very own Owain Johnston’s first full-length play, Killing Carlisle, I was pleased to see a full auditorium of theatregoers had braved Post Tropical Cyclone Jerry to support the Bermuda Musical & ...

At the age of 8, John Burch was called into the kitchen where his three brothers and his father, Reginald, waited. Told to stand on a chair, he was handed a bass fiddle and given a chord to play; his father accompanied him on guitar. “We probably pla...

Serving in full-time ministry with The Salvation Army has been a “grand adventure” for Commissioner Susan McMillan. Throughout her 35-year career, she’s had the opportunity to share the gospel in remote corners of the globe and, most recently, has be...

Things are back in full swing at the Bermuda Bridge Club and in case you missed all the e-mails here is a summary of what is going on in October. Friday, October 4, ACBL-wide Seniors: Players must be age 60 or over. One ineligible pair allowed. Appl...

TODAY • The Salvation Army: Welcomes all to Congress ‘19, hosted by Territorial Commander, Commissioner Susan McMillan. Join us at 8am for a prayer breakfast at the West End Community Church. Admission is $15. A concert featuring the Canadian Staff ...

When lifelong Abba fan Emma Muggleton heard that Mamma Mia was coming to the Bermuda stage, there was no doubt in her mind she’d be auditioning for the part of leading lady Donna Sheridan. The British-born singer and actress instantly began work on ...

Xari Wade, 4, strutted the catwalk as part of New York Fashion Week this month. It’s anyone’s guess whether she found the heels, make-up or designer clothing more appealing, but she happily donned them all for Little Mademoiselle, a luxury dress line...

After a bright summer kaleidoscope of colour and adventure, Warwick Academy Year 12 students are stepping bravely into their final academic year at the school. The sound of the bell ringing at 8.30am on September 4 symbolised the beginning of the end...

Pawpaw Bermuda, an exhibit by Edwin Smith and his family currently showing at Gallery One Seventeen, is unusual in that it is a family show. I say unusual, but not unheard of; a few months back the Gardner family also had a joint show at one of the B...