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Troika Bermuda Presents "The Wiz"

A bold and soulful reimagining of L. Frank Baum's classic The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The Wiz follows Dorothy on an extraordinary journey through the magical Land of Oz.

After being unexpectedly swept away from home, Dorothy sets out along the Yellow Brick Road in search of the mysterious Wiz, who she hopes can help her find her way back home.

Sister Act

The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Bermuda proudly presents Sister Act, the smash-hit Broadway and West End musical comedy based on the beloved hit movie!

When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a crime, she is placed in protective custody in the last place anyone would look—a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and the strict Mother Superior. However, using her unique disco moves and singing talent, Deloris inspires the church's struggling choir, helping her fellow sisters find their voices while unexpectedly discovering her own. 

Based on the iconic 1992 film, this spectacular stage show combines high-energy dance routines and a powerful score by multi-award-winning composer Alan Menken. It is a sparkling tribute to the universal power of friendship, sisterhood, and music.

Raise your voice and book your tickets today!

The show will run from October 8th to 17th, 2026, at the Earl Cameron Theatre, City Hall.

Important notes: PATRON SEATING $85 ($65 ticket + $20 donation) ROWS A, B, C, I & CENTRE of Row J.

Age Restriction
Sister Act is a joyful, high-energy musical that is broadly family-friendly, though it does contain some mild adult innuendo, comic mature themes, and theatrical violence. Parental discretion is advised for children under 12 as some content may not be suitable for sensitive or highly conservative environments. Out of respect for our audience and performers, babies and children under the age of 5 will not be permitted into the theatre. Every patron, regardless of age, must hold a valid ticket

Cassava: Solo Art Show by Jas the Gemini

Cassava Explores the relationship between island life, identity, spirituality, femininity, ancestry, and the everyday moments that often become our most meaningful memories. Through bold 2D imagery, textured painting, music, and atmosphere, the exhibition invites people to slow down, feel, remember, and connect with something within themselves. 

Location: Mangrove Bay Corner, Nakada electric bike building. On the corner of Long Point Lane & Somerset Road

Artist note - This exhibition is also deeply owed to my grandmother and the legacy she represents. Her influence becomes part of the foundation of this body of work—a way of honouring where I come from while creating something that can be shared with everyone. In that way, the exhibition becomes a unifier: bringing different generations, backgrounds, and perspectives together through art.

Slow Down & Notice | A Mindful Photography Walk, Share & Sip

As part of Art Month in Bermuda, you are invited to slow down, look more closely and experience photography in a different way.

 

Slow Down & Notice is a creative experience that blends mindfulness, photography and connection. We'll begin together with a simple mindful practice designed to help you become more present and aware of what is around you. From there, we'll head out on a photography walk, using our phones to notice color, shape, light, texture, detail and the moments we might normally pass by.

This isn't about being a professional photographer or getting the perfect shot. No photography experience is needed. It is about seeing differently, becoming more intentional about where you place your attention and allowing photography to become a way of slowing down and being present.

After the walk, we'll share some of the images we've captured and talk about what we noticed along the way. We'll continue the conversation over wine and light refreshments, creating space for reflection, creativity and connection.

Bring your phone, your curiosity and a willingness to notice more.

Slow down. Notice more. Photograph with intention.