ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Exciting news... SportsMax2 launches tomorrow
CableVision's Rollin Nathan on Wednesday said this could be one of the best years ever for sports on TV - because SportsMax2 is launching on Thursday.
Arts Column: Among the most famous depictions of Bermuda
Masterworks' Elise Outerbridge on Wednesday commented on the famous depictions of Bermuda by the French cubist artist Albert Gleizes.
Six Bermuda public art works to savour
Tiago Garcia in Friday's Sun explores a few of the public art works in Bermuda, and hopes that you decide to stop and enjoy them.
Gallery celebrates 60th with an invitational show
The Bermuda Society of Arts continues to celebrate its 60th anniversary with an invitational exhibition featuring nine local artists. More in Friday's Sun.
Public art can help create shared experiences
A recent bold, but fitting addition to Front Street is a fantastic example of how investing in public art benefits our community.
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Teaching through breakdancing
Mark Wong, known as 'Metal', has taken his love for hip-hop dance and turned it into an educational show, inspiring kids all across America.
REVIEW / ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS WELL?
Shakespeare adaptation ‘colourful and amusing’
The BMDS Summer Shakespeare production All's Well That Ends Well? currently playing at the Daylesford Theatre provides a thoroughly modern and cynically amused commentary on a number of traditional themes, the chief one being marriage.
THOMAS KEITH ROBERTS (CANADIAN 1908 TO 1998)
Arts column: The changing face of the City of Hamilton
The City of Hamilton has gone through so many dramatic changes in the past thirty or so years that it sometimes takes a painting such as this one by Canadian Tom Roberts to remind us of what it looked like just a short while ago.
REVEALING... LISA HOWIE
‘I ate so many loquats I got canker sores’
Bermuda National Gallery executive director Lisa Howie tells all - including her near death experience - in this Friday's 'Revealing...' interview.
Arts column: Ives caught the motion and action of our iconic Gombey dancers
Michael Ives and E. Ambrose Webster are the focus of this week's Masterworks arts columns.
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A modern twist on a ‘difficult’ comedy
Barbara Jones has completely adapted one of Shakespeare's lesser known comedies, All's Well That Ends Well, to appeal to modern audiences. It opens at Daylesford on July 19.
Bermudians to provide entertainment at Southampton Fairmont
A host of Bermudian musicians are to entertain guests at the Fairmont Southampton Resort as part of the hotel's Sensational Summer Guest Activities Programme.
CABLEVISION / WHAT’S ON
Murder, intrigue and a few laughs along the way
CableVision's Shavonne Jeffries provided Wednesday's Sun with the lowdown on all the new shows coming out over the summer.
Free movie night in St George's on July 13
St George’s will host a Movies in the Square on Saturday July 13.
Arts Column: Impressionist found his way to the 21 Club
Elise Outerbridge of Masterworks offered her opinions on the work of Reynolds Beal in Friday's Sun.
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