Jersey Arts Centre Spring 2024 Brochure

Our Purpose

Jersey Arts Centre exists to foster the development and celebration of the arts Islandwide and beyond.

OUR AIMS

- To enrich the quality of life for all residents and visitors

- To encourage participation in the performing, visual, literary and digital arts

- To educate, inspire and encourage debate This is

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Welcome to Spring 2024!

Welcome to our spring 2024 season and my 67th!

Jersey Arts Centre turns 41 on 20 January 2024 but we have been active across the Island for over 50 years because we started out as the Jersey Arts Council in 1970! As always, our programme is designed to appeal to all tastes and so we hope that there will be many performances, exhibitions and courses throughout the spring that you will be inspired to attend.

Oddsocks Productions return with a new Roger Radio initiative as they … attempt Frankenstein – on the radio! Jersey Film Society presents a Hitchcock Weekend of eight films on 24 + 25 February. There are also a further four Amici Artium concerts with violin, trumpet, percussion and quartet offerings.

Vamos Theatre return with The Boy on the Roof on 20 + 21 February, and our Honorary Patron, Tim Crouch, returns on 28 February with the critically acclaimed An Oak Tree. And Ballet d’Jerri will be celebrating their 1st Anniversary in the form of a residency at Jersey Arts Centre with performances between 22-24 March.

We would once again like to thank you all for your unparalleled support and encouragement throughout these past 40+ years –the challenges have sometimes been great – but your commitment to the work at Jersey Arts Centre has been even greater!

We look forward to seeing you here at Phillips Street and out-and-about during the spring. Take good care, stay safe and enjoy the experience ahead!

With best wishes

Daniel Austin | Director

Exhibitions

The Berni Gallery is open from Monday - Saturday: 8am - 10pm. Admission is free.

Coming Together

A Celebration of Students’ recent Art + Textile work from JCG

MONDAY 8 JANUARY - SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY

This exhibition features a selection of vibrant and varied artwork by recent GCSE and A-Level students studying Art and Textiles at Jersey College for Girls. The two departments work closely together, with students sharing ideas and best practice to the benefit of both disciplines. Professional artists and practitioners are often invited in to our studios to pass on their skills and knowledge. Our teaching philosophy is that all our students should have access to as wide a range of creative experiences as possible on their expressive journeys.

The Car in Art

Mark

Brown

MONDAY 5 FEBRUARY - SATURDAY 2 MARCH

Anything to do with automobiles - the good, the bad and the very strange - is Mark’s inspiration.

Mark originally started drawing cars as cartoons in profile. These evolved with ever-growing backgrounds and different styles, crossing genres, culture, TV and film. Mark works on paper, card and CS10 using pens, pencils, felt pens, and paint pens.

In total, Mark has created approximately 170 pieces, taking around five years to complete the collection.

playful

A time-constained Exhibition

MONDAY 11 MARCH - SATURDAY 6 APRIL

PREVIEW: MONDAY 11 MARCH 5.30PM – 7PM

A celebration of childhood and play - thereby launching Jersey’s first Children’s Festival for July 2024!

With only 40 hours, over four days, to create their pieces, local artists have once again been given the challenge of producing their work straight onto the Berni Gallery walls, using the above as a stimulus. Each artist will have just 40 hours, in situ, to create and complete the work.

This exhibition follows in the footsteps of the previously successful 5x4 in 2006, Self Portrait in 2011, Conflict in 2014, Sporting Bodies in 2016, woman / man in 2016, Art 35 for Jersey Arts Centre’s 35th anniversary celebrations in 2018, the dance in 2018, liberation 75 in 2020, Jersey and the Crown in 2022 and Spring Forward in 2023.

After the exhibition has finished on Saturday 6 April, the gallery walls will be repainted, covering up the work forever. Don’t miss your chance to experience this unique exhibition –it won’t be there for long!

Image by Chantal Venton from: Conflict, 2014

Melange de Misfits

The Art + Design tutors of Highlands College

MONDAY

15 APRIL - SATURDAY 4 MAY

This exhibition is a showcase of the talented art and design tutors of Highlands College.

The art department has a long history of providing an expansive creative experience for its students.

This exhibition goes some way to demonstrating the variety of work created by staff, including print, ceramics and illustration and also the materials and techniques that are then shared with students.

Priding themselves on maintaining a dual professionalism, the staff of the art department at Highlands College are committed to educating their students in all aspects of creative practice.

Performances

All performances will be held at the Benjamin Meaker Theatre, Phillips Street, St. Helier

Box Office: +44 (0) 1534 700444 | www.artscentre.je

JANUARY - AT A GLANCE:

THU 4

THU 15

SUN 25

SUN 25

SUN 25

TUE 27

WED 28

ARTIUM: AARON AZUNDA AGUGBO

MARCH - AT A GLANCE:

FRI 1

TUE 5 BEAULIEU CONVENT SCHOOL DRAMA + THEATRE EXAMS 7.30PM

WED 6

SOLEIMANPOUR: NASSIM

SAT 9 SIX HEROINES

MON 11 JFS: AFTERSUN 7.30PM

SAT 16 CENTRAL SCHOOL OF DANCE: KEEP IT UNDER YOUR HAT 2.30PM + 7PM

FRI 22 BALLET D’JERRI: ANNIVÈRSAITHE

SAT 23 BALLET D’JERRI: ANNIVÈRSAITHE

SUN 24 BALLET D’JERRI: ANNIVÈRSAITHE

MON 25 MONDAY MATINEE: UNLIKELY PILGRIMAGE OF HAROLD FRY 2PM

MON 25 JFS: ONE FINE MORNING 7.30PM

TUE 26

ARTIUM: ALEKSEY SEMENENKO 8PM

+ 7.30PM

THU 28 THE INCLUSION PROJECT: INCLUSION’S GOT TALENT 2PM + 7PM

APRIL - AT A GLANCE:

THU 4 JYPA: CINDERELLA 7PM

FRI 5 JYPA: CINDERELLA 7PM

SAT 6 JYPA: CINDERELLA 2PM + 7PM

SUN 7 JYPA: CINDERELLA 2PM + 7PM

MON 8 JFS: PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE 7.30PM

THU 11

SUN 14

MON 22

REBECCA CAINE: DIVIDING DAY 8PM

WHITE COLLAR CARBARET - ACT 2 2PM + 5PM

MONDAY MATINEE: MOTHER AND SON 2PM

MON 22 JFS: TAR 7.30PM

TUE 23

AMICI ARTIUM: DOMINIC VLEESHOUWERS: WATER RIPPLES 8PM

SAT 27 SIMPLY BARBRA 8PM

Rapunzel

JADC

THURSRDAY 4 JANUARY - SUNDAY 14 JANUARY

4, 5, 10, 11, 12 JANUARY 7.30PM / 6 + 13 JANUARY 2PM + 7.30PM

7 JANUARY 11AM + 3PM / 14 JANUARY 2PM

The JADC is thrilled to bring you its annual January Panto to shake off the winter blues and give you a great afternoon/evening of entertainment. Rapunzel is stolen at birth by Gothel, who brings her up as her own child, but she is saved by Rudi. Nanny Hilda and her children, Max and Maxine, are also determined to find Rapunzel and find themselves in some comic situations on the journey. Along the way we meet a number of other fairytale favourites. Will Rapunzel be reunited with her regal birth-parents? Book your tickets now for some fantastic family fun, toe-tapping tunes, fabulous dancing and laugh-out-loud humour.

£20 (£17 SENIORS + STUDENTS)

FAMILY TICKET (2 ADULTS + 2 CHILDREN): £62.90

OPENING NIGHT (THURSDAY 4 JANUARY): BUY ONE GET ONE FREE

Carousel

USA 1956 | 128 mins | Cert: U | Director: Henry King

MONDAY 8 JANUARY

MATINÉE: 2PM

Fifteen years after his death, a fairground worker is granted permission to return to Earth for just one day to make amends to his widow and their daughter. Based on the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical of the same name, this nostalgic 50s movie features well-known songs and is beautifully filmed –join us for a musical afternoon!

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

EO

Poland / Italy 2022 | 88 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Jerzy Skolimowski

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 8 JANUARY

7.30PM

The world is seen through the eyes of an animal in this extraordinary donkey-driven drama. EO, a grey donkey with melancholic eyes, starts out his life in a Polish circus, meeting both good and bad people on his journey. With excellent cinematography and widely critically acclaimed, EO introduces audiences to a life both joyful and difficult.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Roger Radio attempts Frankenstein

Oddsocks Productions

MONDAY 15 JANUARY – SATURDAY 20 JANUARY

7.30PM

Those cheeky chappies and lovely ladies of the “renowned ROGER Radio cast” are back and this time it’s DREADFUL!

Prepare to delve into the grim laboratory of Dr Frankenstein from the comfort of your theatre seat.

Experience the creation of a monster from several human corpses (EURGH)!

GASP as the creature comes to life. Play the part of a humble local to save the village from the creature’s revenge.

Will Dr Frankenstein face his destiny?

Will the monster eat your crisps?

Will there be a dry seat in the house?

Answers to all these questions and more when you join ODDSOCKS as ROGER RADIO attempts Frankenstein!

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Triangle of Sadness

Sweden / Germany / France / UK 2022 |

147 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Ruben Östlund Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 22 JANUARY

7.30PM

In Ruben Östlund’s wickedly funny award-winning dark comedy, social hierarchy is turned upside down, revealing the relationship between power and beauty. Celebrity influencer couple Carl and Yaya are invited on a luxury cruise for the uber-rich, however what unfolds is both completely unexpected and wonderfully absurd.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Smajo Bešo

Holocaust Memorial Day Key Note Speaker

THURSDAY 25 JANUARY

7.30PM

Smajo was born in Bosnia in 1985. His father, and several male relatives, were tortured in concentration camps as Bosnian Muslims became targets of genocide. Smajo’s close family relatives were murdered. In 1994, Smajo and his family arrived in Newcastle as refugees. Today, he regularly shares his experiences and has played a vital role in organising Holocaust Memorial Day and Bosnian Genocide commemorations across the country. In 2020, Smajo founded the Bosnian Genocide Educational Trust and most recently has been recognised with an OBE for services to genocide education and commemoration in the New Year’s Honours 2023.

£12 (£7 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £10.20 (£5.95 STUDENTS)

Holocaust Memorial Day

SATURDAY 27 JANUARY

2PM

Each year, on the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp, this Jersey ceremony provides an opportunity for remembrance and reflection. Learning from the atrocities of the Holocaust and subsequent genocides, this day allows us to continue to challenge hatred and persecution in the 21st century, ensuring a safer, better, future for us all. Members of Jersey Arts Centre’s youtheatre have once again been invited to read at this year’s ceremony.

Venue: The Tapestry Gallery, Maritime Museum and The Lighthouse Memorial

Indigo Moon - Learning to Dance

Wayne Stewart

SATURDAY 27 JANUARY

8PM

Spero is on a journey to the moon, a young person ruminates and Wayne learns to dance. After the success of his debut solo show Chrome Yellow, Wayne returns with a new introspective play born out of his own aversion to dance.

For weeks Wayne worked intensely (bruises, sweat and tears) to learn how to dance in a last-ditched attempt to connect with the art form and uncover the root of his paralysing antipathy.

The journey results in so much more than dance: it is a touching meditation on the importance of storytelling, movement and what it means to be creative.

Wayne would like to thank Victoria Hermitage for her choreography and inspiration during the development of the play.

£15 (£9 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £12.75 (£7.65 STUDENTS)

England & Son

Tin Cat Entertainment

Mark Thomas

Written by Ed Edwards

Directed by Cressida Brown

TUESDAY 30 JANUARY

7.30PM

“A nation that devours another will one day devour itself”.

Set when The Great Devouring comes home, England & Son is a one-man play written specifically for the award-winning political comedian Mark Thomas by award-winning playwright Ed Edwards (The Political History of Smack and Crack, Paines Plough’s Roundabout, Soho and UK tour).

This is the first play Mark has ever performed in that he has not written himself.

With some deep, dark laughs - and some deep, dark love - along the way, England & Son emerges from characters Mark knew in his childhood and Ed’s lived experience in jail. Prepare for Mark to take you on a kaleidoscopic odyssey where disaster capitalism, empire, stolen youth and stolen wealth merge into the simple tale of a working-class boy who just wants his dad to smile at him.

Suitable for 14 years +

Contains references to violence and drug use

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Marmen Quartet

Amici Artium

WEDNESDAY 31 JANUARY

8PM

Jersey Arts Centre is delighted to welcome back the Marmen Quartet for another outstanding performance as part of the Amici Artium classical concert series.

With the courage, vitality and intensity of its performances, the Marmen Quartet is fast establishing itself as one of the most impressive and engaging talents in chamber music, demonstrated by recent first prizes at the prestigious Bordeaux and Banff International String Quartet Competitions.

Formed at the Royal College of Music in 2013, the Quartet held a Guildhall School of Music String Quartet Fellowship (2018-20) and studied at the Hochschule für Musik in Hannover with Oliver Wille, as well as in London with Simon Rowland-Jones and John Myerscough (Doric Quartet). They have performed at leading European venues including Wigmore Hall, Berlin Philharmonie and Stockholm Konserthuset.

Programme includes:

Haydn: String Quartet in D major Op.33 No.6 Hob. III:42

Beethoven: String Quartet No.14 in C sharp minor op.131

£20 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Sometime, Somewhere

Simon MacDonald

SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY

8PM

residency

Allie’s missing her best mate Nina. And Nina... well, Nina is missing.

A local and very personal tragedy becomes the target of a national gossip magazine. It’s left to Allie and the staff and regulars of the hairdressing salon where she works to close ranks and defend their friend. Someone has to #BeKind and mean it, don’t they?

Supported by ArtHouse Jersey, Sometime, Somewhere was selected by Make It Beautiful for their first SHORTS Festival and staged at the White Bear Theatre, London in 2021.

£15 (£9 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £12.75 (£7.65 STUDENTS)

Don’t Worry Darling

USA 2022 | 123 mins | Cert: 15 |

MONDAY 5 FEBRUARY

MATINÉE: 2PM

Director: Olivia Wilde

While her husband (Harry Styles) leaves home everyday to work in a top-secret facility, a young 1950s housewife (Florence Pugh) begins to question her life after noticing strange behaviour in her neighbourhood. Don’t miss this stylish, mysterious thriller from director Olivia Wilde!

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

The Farewell

USA 2019 | 100 mins | Cert: PG | Director: Lulu Wang

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 5 FEBRUARY

7.30PM

A headstrong Chinese-American woman returns to China when her beloved grandmother is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Billi (Awkwafina) struggles with her family’s decision to keep Nai Nai in the dark about her medical status as they all stage an impromptu wedding. A cinematic celebration of family and Chinese culture.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT

SIX: TEEN EDITION

The Theatre Workshop Jersey

THURSDAY 8 – SATURDAY 10 FEBRUARY

8 + 9 FEBRUARY: 7.30PM / 10 FEBRUARY: 2.30PM + 7.30PM

Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. From Tudor Queens to Pop Icons, the SIX wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five hundred years of historical heartbreak into a euphoric celebration of 21st-century girl power! This new original musical is the global sensation that everyone is losing their head over. SIX: TEEN EDITION is a full-length adaptation of Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’ international phenomenon SIX, modified for performance by teen actors for family audiences. Featuring a female band and songs that will keep your feet tapping all night! This is one not to be missed! 75 minutes no interval.

£25

Electra

By Nick Payne

Directed by Hettie Duncan and

Nicole Twinam

THURSDAY 15 – SATURDAY 17 FEBRUARY

7.30PM

“He reaches out a hand for mine, his fingers outstretched. I try desperately to look ahead, but, instead, I turn the other way.”

A grieving daughter.

A remorseless mother.

A vengeful brother.

When Electra’s father is murdered by her mother, her world changes irrevocably. Ten years on, bound by grief and unwilling to forgive, Electra surrenders to an all-consuming desire for revenge that propels her towards a bloody and terrifying conclusion. Don’t miss Nick Payne’s haunting version of Sophocles’ tragic masterpiece, performed by Jersey Arts Centre youtheatre.

Suitable for 14 years +

This amateur production of “Electra (Payne)” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd on behalf of Samuel French Ltd www.concordtheatricals.co.uk

£10 (£8 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £8.50 (£6.80 STUDENTS)

The Boy on the Roof

Vamos Theatre

TUESDAY 20 FEBRUARY + WEDNESDAY 21

7.30PM

In a co-commission with London International Mime Festival and a co-production with New Wolsey Theatre.

At No. 73 Cooper Street, Brian Baxter wishes his son wasn’t so irritating. Liam Baxter can’t sit still, he’s disruptive at school and chaotic at home. As for Liam, he just wishes someone understood him. Three doors down, Albert keeps himself to himself, sticks to his routines. At 91, he knows what he likes and likes what he knows. But Albert misses his wife and just wishes that someone, somewhere, would have time for him. When Liam and Albert’s paths cross, no one can fathom what on earth they have in common. But the boy and the man share more than they know, and what slowly grows is a friendship that they both need, even if the rest of the world can’t see it.

Boy on the Roof has been created through Community Conversations across the UK, gathering people’s experiences of ADHD, loneliness, aging, hearing loss, connection and community. Presented by award-winning Vamos Theatre, the UK’s leading full-mask theatre company, it’s the story of an unlikely friendship, where acceptance, understanding and love find their way to centre stage.

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Ukraine 2 Years On: Reflections with Colonel Tim Collins OBE

FRIDAY 23 FEBRUARY

5.30PM

Join Jersey Overseas Aid and Colonel Tim Collins OBE, the patron of local charity Friends of Ukraine EOD, for a discussion on the eve of the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Colonel Collins will be joined by Ben Remfrey MBE, a military veteran and EOD expert, to reflect on the changing nature of conflict, their experiences and insights from Iraq to Ukraine and the role of humanitarian organisations in Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD).

TICKETS ARE FREE OF CHARGE (BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL THROUGH OUR BOX OFFICE ONLY: THERE WILL BE NO ADMISSION WITHOUT A TICKET)

Jersey Film Society -

SATURDAY 24 FEBRUARY + SUNDAY

SATURDAY 24 FEBRUARY:

11AM - The Man Who Knew Too Much 1934 (75 mins)

While on holiday, Bob and Jill befriend Louis then get embroiled in a sinister plot when Louis is killed after sharing a secret with them.

2.30PM - Shadow of a Doubt 1943 (108 mins)

Charlotte is ecstatic to have her Uncle Charlie to stay. But upon his arrival, she learns that he is a serial killer and that she must act to stop him.

5.30PM - Rope 1948 (80 mins)

Two longtime friends, inspired by Nietzschean philosophy, murder their third friend and hide his body in the room which is to be used to host their dead friend’s family for dinner.

8PM - The Birds 1963 (119 mins)

In a small town in Northern California, birds of all kinds suddenly begin deadly attacks on humans.

PER FILM:

GUESTS £5 / JFS MEMBERS £3

DAY PASS:

GUESTS: £15 / JFS MEMBERS £9

WEEKEND PASS:

GUESTS £25 / JFS MEMBERS £15

Hitchcock Weekend

SUNDAY 25 FEBRUARY:

11AM - North by Northwest 1959 (136 mins)

An advertising man lands himself in big trouble when he is the victim of mistaken identity. On the run from the police and a foreign spy, he meets Eve, which leads to a bigger problem...

2.30PM - Strangers on a Train

1951 (101 mins)

Psychotic Bruno meets Guy during a train journey, and realises that they both wish to kill someone. He puts forth an idea where they both exchange murders to evade the police.

5.30PM - Rear Window

1954 (112 mins)

A photographer with a broken leg recuperates while spying on his neighbours through his window. However, his pastime turns serious when he believes he’s witnessed a murder.

8PM - Vertigo

1958 (128 mins)

An ex-police officer who suffers from an intense fear of heights is hired to prevent an old friend’s troubled wife from harming herself, but all is not as it seems.

The Apartment

USA 1960 | 125 mins |

Cert: PG | Director: Billy Wilder

MONDAY 26 FEBRUARY

MATINÉE: 2PM

Enjoy a classic romantic comedy starring Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine.

Laugh along as a Manhattan insurance clerk (Lemmon) tries to climb the career ladder by letting his executives use his apartment for trysts, whilst trying to navigate his own personal life along the way!

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Corsage

Austria / Germany / Luxembourg / France 2022 | 112 mins

Cert: 15 | Director: Marie Kreutzer

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 26 FEBRUARY

7.30PM

This critically acclaimed drama stars Vicky Krieps as the infamous Empress Sisi of Austria, whose relentless rebellion pushed against societal expectations of her day. This fictionalised account of a year in her life begins on Christmas Eve 1877, when the Empress turns 40 and refuses to be seen as a woman past her prime.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Aaron Azunda Akugbo (trumpet)

Amici Artium

TUESDAY 27 FEBRUARY

8PM

Born in 1998 and of Nigerian-Scottish descent, Aaron Azunda Akugbo hails from Edinburgh and is poised as a future leading exponent of his instrument. He brings a wide-ranging musical taste to his artistry and despite being classically trained, cites Louis Armstrong as his biggest musical inspiration. He is a charismatic performer with an abundance of natural humour which translates into an effortless engagement with people and audiences.

A graduate of the Royal Academy of Music and an ex-principal of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Aaron can often be seen freelancing in the principal chairs of some of the most prestigious orchestras in the UK including the Philharmonia, BBC Philharmonic, BBC Symphony and Royal Philharmonic Orchestras. In 2020, as part of the Southbank Centre’s Behind Closed Doors concert series, Aaron made his London debut at the Royal Festival Hall playing the Haydn Trumpet Concerto with Chineke!, Europe’s first Black and Minority Ethnic orchestra.

Programme includes:

Honegger: Intrada

Poulenc: Métamorphoses (arr. Aaron Akugbo)

Maxwell Davies: Farewell to Stromness

Bitsch: Quatre variations sur un thème de Domenico Scarlatti

£20 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Image: Kaupo Kikkas

An Oak Tree

Tim Crouch

WEDNESDAY 28 FEBRUARY

7.30PM

A man loses his daughter to a car. Nothing now is what it is. It’s like he’s in a play – but he doesn’t know the words or the moves. The man who was driving the car is a stage hypnotist. Since the accident, he’s lost the power of suggestion. For him, everything now is exactly what it is. For the first time since the accident, these two men meet. They meet when the Father volunteers for the Hypnotist’s act. And this time, he really doesn’t know the words or the moves…

Jersey Arts Centre’s Honorary Patron, acclaimed actor and writer Tim Crouch, returns with the world-wide success, An Oak Tree. The piece is a two-hander, with the Hypnotist being played by Tim. The Father, however, is played by a different guest actor at each performance. They walk on stage having neither seen nor read a word of the play they’re in… until they’re in it.

An Oak Tree was critically acclaimed during its first run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Traverse Theatre in 2005. It has been performed all over the world, and has featured performances from over 250 actors including:

Christopher Eccleston, Frances McDormand, Roger Lloyd Pack, Mike Myers, and Toby Jones.

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

The Spikedrivers

The Robert Tilling Series

FRIDAY 1 MARCH

8PM

One of the most original, innovative and exciting bands around, The Spikedrivers’ combination of gutsy slide guitar, infectious grooves and distinctive vocals creates a sound that is uniquely their own. Join them for a one-night-only performance at Jersey Arts Centre that will take you on a journey from southern juke-joints and lazy front porches to the huge open spaces of dust bowls and railroad tracks disappearing into the distance…

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

A Level Drama and Theatre Exam Performance Evening

Beaulieu Convent School

TUESDAY 5 MARCH

7.30PM

A-Level Drama and Theatre students from Beaulieu Convent School will be presenting extracts from Teechers by John Godber and Girls Like That by Evan Placey, for their practical exams. The evening will show students’ talent, determination and hard work to take the scripts from page to stage.

Please be aware that all scripts contain adult themes and language and are not suitable for students under 13 years of age.

NASSIM

A Bush Theatre and Nassim Soleimanpour production

Written by Nassim Soleimanpour

THURSDAY 7 MARCH

8PM

Dear Performer.

I want to show you something. Did you know, in Farsi my name is written like this: ‘.RUOPNAMIELOS MISSAN si eman yM’

From Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour comes an audacious new theatrical experiment. Each night a different performer joins the playwright on stage, while the script waits unseen in a sealed box…

Touchingly autobiographical yet powerfully universal, NASSIM is a striking theatrical demonstration of how language can both divide and unite us.

NASSIM follows Soleimanpour’s globally acclaimed White Rabbit Red Rabbit, which has been translated into over 25 different languages and performed over 1,000 times by names including: Stephen Fry, Ken Loach and Whoopi Goldberg.

Suitable for 12 years +

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

WINNER of the Scotsman Fringe First Award at Edinburgh Fringe 2017

Six Heroines

By arrangement with Nick Hern Books

Directed by Daniel Austin

FRIDAY 8 MARCH + SATURDAY 9 MARCH

8PM

Two thousand years ago, the Roman poet Ovid gave voice to a group of inspirational women –queens, sorcerers, pioneers, poets and politicians – in a series of fictional letters called The Heroines. They were the women left in the wake of those swaggering heroes of classical mythology: Theseus, Hercules, Ulysses, Jason, Achilles…

Drawing inspiration from Ovid, fifteen female and non-binary playwrights were commissioned by Jermyn Street Theatre, London in 2020 to dramatise the lives of these fifteen heroines, in a series of new monologues for the twenty-first century.

Now, performed to mark International Women’s Day 2024, six local actors will bring six of these extraordinary monologues to life in an evening that celebrates these powerful women of myth.

The six monologues are:

Briseis: Perfect Myth Allegory by Abi Zakarian

Penelope: Watching the Grass Grow by

Hannah Khalil

Dido: The Choice by Stella Duffy

Canace: A Good Story by Isley Lynn

Ariadne: String by

Bryony Lavery

Phaedra: Pity the Monster by Timberlake Wertenbaker

£15 (£9 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £12.75 (£7.65 STUDENTS)

Aftersun

UK / USA 2022 | 101 mins |

Cert: 12 |

Director: Charlotte Wells

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 11 MARCH

7.30PM

At a fading holiday resort, 11-year-old Sophie treasures time with her loving and idealistic father, Calum. Beyond her understanding, Calum struggles under the weight of life outside fatherhood. Twenty years later, an adult Sophie reflects on these memories as she tries to reconcile the father she knew with the man she didn’t.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Keep it Under your Hat

Central School of Dance

SATURDAY 16 MARCH

2.30PM + 7PM

Central School of Dance are pleased to present their new spring show, Keep It Under Your Hat! A lively performance of ballet, modern jazz, tap and contemporary – fun for all the family!

There will be a retiring collection for Jersey Hospice after the show.

£18 (£12.50 SENIORS + STUDENTS)

Annivèrsaithe

Ballet d’Jèrri

FRIDAY 22 MARCH – SUNDAY 24 MARCH

22 MARCH 7.30PM / 23 MARCH 2.30PM + 7.30PM / 24 MARCH 2.30PM

In celebration of its one-year anniversary, the Ballet d’Jèrri presents a selection of the choreographic work developed by the company over the past year, which serves as a testament to their incredible growth and artistic achievements. Each piece in the show represents a significant moment in the company’s journey, culminating in months of creative exploration and collaboration and their determination to push boundaries.

As we mark this special occasion, audiences can expect an unforgettable performance that celebrates both the accomplishments of the past year and the young company’s tremendous potential for the future.

Join Ballet d’Jèrri in commemorating this significant milestone, and experience the athleticism and artistry that has come to define this remarkable company.

£20 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.05 STUDENTS) residency

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry

UK 2023 | 108 mins | Cert: 12 | Director: Hettie MacDonald

MONDAY 25 MARCH

MATINÉE: 2PM

Starring Jim Broadbent and Penelope Wilton, and based on the best-selling novel, this touching drama follows the story of Harold, an ordinary man. Feeling he has passed through life, living on the sidelines, Harold goes to post a letter one day… and just keeps walking.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

One Fine Morning

France / Germany 2022 | 112 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Mia Hansen-Løve Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 25 MARCH

7.30PM

Lea Seydoux stars in this romantic drama following a young woman who lives with her eight-year-old daughter and her father who is suffering from a neurodegenerative disease. While struggling to secure a decent nursing home for her father to reside in, Sandra (Seydoux) runs into a friend with whom she embarks on an affair.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Aleksey Semenenko (violin)

Amici Artium

TUESDAY 26 MARCH

8PM

Aleksey Semenenko made his New York debut in the Young Concert Artist Series in 2012 and captured international attention as a prizewinner of the 2015 Queen Elisabeth Competition in Belgium.

Aleksey has appeared as a soloist with orchestras including the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Seattle Symphony, the National Orchestra of Belgium and the National Philharmonic of Russia.

Recent highlights include invitations at the Hay, Cheltenham and Edinburgh Festivals and return performances as a soloist with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and BBC Philharmonic.

Aleksey is a recent graduate of the BBC New Generation Artist scheme that celebrates promising young artists.

Programme includes:

Mozart: Violin Sonata no. 32 in B-flat Major, K. 454

Janáçek: Violin Sonata

Beethoven: Romance in G Major, Op. 40

Faure: Après un rêve

Debussy: La plus que lente

£20 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Inclusion’s Got Talent

The Inclusion Project

THURSDAY 28 MARCH

2PM + 7PM

2024 marks the 20th Anniversary of The Inclusion Project, a charity that provides youth clubs and social opportunities for young people in Jersey with additional needs.

As a celebration, we are putting on a showcase of music and performances, all planned and created by our young people! Our aim in 2024 is to raise £20,000 throughout the year to continue the work that we do to provide exciting and memorable opportunities and experiences for our members.

£7.50

Cinderella

Jersey Youth Performing Arts

THURSDAY 4 – SUNDAY 7 APRIL

THURSDAY 4 + FRIDAY 5 APRIL: 7PM

SATURDAY 6 + SUNDAY 7 APRIL: 2PM + 7PM

This full-length comedy version of Cinderella features delightfully nasty stepsisters and a fierce Cinderella. In addition to several original characters there is the addition of two sprites, Junot and Julie.

£15 (£12 SENIORS + STUDENTS)

Portrait of a Lady on Fire

France 2019 | 120 mins | Cert: 15 |

Director: Celine Sciamma

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 8 APRIL

7.30PM

This BAFTA-nominated drama, set in 18th century France, follows a young painter, Marianne, who is commissioned to paint the wedding portrait of another young woman, Heloise. As Marianne observes Heloise by day in order to paint her at night, the two women become closer as they share Heloise’s last moments of freedom before her impending nuptials.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Rebecca Caine: Dividing Day

Nathan Martin Productions

THURSDAY 11 APRIL

8PM

Join soprano Rebecca Caine, accompanied by Nathan Martin, for a journey of self-discovery with help from writers including Bernstein, Bucchino, Guettel, La Chiusa, Sondheim, Weill and Yeston.

Rebecca is an international opera singer and actress who created the role of Cosette in Les Miserables for the RSC and was a celebrated Christine Daae in Phantom of the Opera in the West End and her native country, Canada. Her operatic credits include the roles of Lulu, Vixen, Marguerite, Violetta and Susanna for companies such as the English National Opera, Glyndebourne, Nice, Glimmerglass and Scottish Opera.

£22 (£18 SENIORS, STUDENTS + PARTIES OF 10+)

White Collar Cabaret - Act 2!

Aerialantics

SUNDAY 14 APRIL

2PM + 5PM

From working week to circus chic!

Our new group of Jersey civilians (who are used to being upright) swap their office attire for lycra, sequins and callouses! See how far they have come in just 16 weeks from their first trip upside down to performing an acrobatic aerial routine to music... live on stage.

A family-friendly event including support from incredible local talent, prizes for the best dressed audience members and fundraising for local charities. Empowering, entertaining… it’s show time!

A percentage of your ticket fee will be donated to our chosen charities: Healing Waves and Mind Jersey.

£23

Mother and Son

France 2022 | 116 mins | Cert: UR | Director: Leonor Serraille

MONDAY 22 APRIL

MATINÉE: 2PM

In the late 1980s, Rose moves from the Ivory Coast to Paris with her two young sons.

Spanning 20 years from their arrival in France to the present day, the film is a moving chronicle of familial sacrifice and love.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Tár

USA / Germany 2022 | 158 mins | Cert: 15 |

Director: Todd Field

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 22 APRIL

7.30PM

Having achieved an enviable career few could dream of, renowned conductor Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) is at the top of her game at the Berlin Philharmonic. However, forces that even she can’t control slowly chip away at her façade, revealing the genius’ dirty secrets and the insidious and corrosive nature of power.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

DOMNIQ: Water Ripples

Amici Artium

TUESDAY 23 APRIL

8PM

Dominique Vleeshouwers, known professionally as is a virtuoso Dutch percussionist who combines solo performances with innovative projects and collaborations with dancers, artists and writers, moving easily between classical, world and new music. Ceaselessly creative curious, he has researched drumming traditions around world and brought elements into his own performances compositions.

Programme to be announced.

Please see artscentre.je for further information.

£20 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

as DOMNIQ, solo collaborations between creative and around the performances and

Simply Barbra

Steven Brinberg / Nathan Martin Productions

SATURDAY 27 APRIL

8PM

Steven Brinberg writes and stars in a breathtaking live homage to the greatest diva of all, Barbra Streisand, receiving the kind of reviews Barbra would kill for! He appeared by invitation from the late Marvin Hamlisch with the Symphony Orchestras of Dallas, Milwaukee, Buffalo and Norfolk. Mr Brinberg performed at Stephen Sondheim’s birthday concert; at Carnegie Hall with Uptown Express; and on Broadway in the concert version of Funny Girl with Whoopi Golberg. Simply Barbra has had three record-breaking seasons at the Edinburgh Festival and runs in London’s West End.

£21 (£17 SENIORS, STUDENTS + PARTIES OF 10+)

The Learning Centre

For more information, please contact:

hettie@artscentre.je

In order to bring under one banner our extensive education and outreach work over the past 40+ years, Jersey Arts Centre has created a Learning Centre in the form of a retro-classroom fro which these various projects and initiative will be planned for and developed.

The following education and outreach work, and companies, will be coordinated and developed from this space under the direction of:

Hettie Duncan, Education and Outreach Coordinator, and Victoria Hermitage, Education and Outreach Assistant:

- Courses + workshops

- Drama + Art Schools

- Summer Schools

- Holocaust Memorial Day workshops

- World Book Day workshops

- Liberation workshops

- Christmas show workshops

- Arts in Health Care Trust performances

- Junior Drama (8 - 13 years)

- youtheatre (14 - 19 years)

- ACT (ArtsCentreTheatre) (18 years +)

- The Community Christmas Company

- The Brighter Futures Company

- Our professional Theatre-in-Education Company

- DanceSine: movement + dance programme

The commissioned mural in The Learning Centre is by Glen Fox

Courses + Participation

Courses will be held at Jersey Arts Centre, Phillips Street, St. Helier, unless otherwise stated.

Box Office: +44 (0) 1534 700444 | www.artscentre.je

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Would you be interested in teaching a course or workshop?

We are always looking to develop and expand our Courses and Workshops programme, and this is your chance to get involved! If you have an idea that you think could fit into our programme, please get in touch with our Education and Outreach Co-oordinator, Hettie Duncan, for more information: hettie@artscentre,je

14 - 19 YEARS / TUTORS: NICOLE TWINAM + HETTIE DUNCAN

Join Jersey Arts Centre’s professionally led, award-winning theatre company in autumn 2023. If you have the energy, commitment, imagination and a sense of humour, and would like to become a member, come along to our next introductory meeting on: Wednesday 13 March 2024: 6pm - 8pm at Jersey Arts Centre.

For further information about our drama classes and drama courses, visit: www.artscentre.je or contact: 700427

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: JASON KENYON

ArtsCentreTheatre (ACT) is a community theatre company, open to anyone aged 18 to 800, who would like an introduction to the disciplines required to stage a successful theatrical production - of which acting is merely one. The next Meet & Greet session is on Tuesday 16 January 2024 at 7.30pm.

If you are interested in taking part or simply want to know more about ACT in general, email ACT’s Director, Jason Kenyon: stage@artscentre.je

Junior Drama

8 - 13 YEARS / TUTORS: JORDI SUNIER + VICTORIA HERMITAGE

An extremely popular course where participants are taken through the principles of performance, including improvisation, voice and movement. Communication, concentration and commitment are essential disciplines of exciting performance and are explored and developed through a multitude of fun drama activities and games. The workshops also develop social skills and confidence, and culminate in a public performance.

Many of our Junior Drama members have gone on to join our award-winning youtheatre group; some of whom have then studied drama at college or university or worked professionally in the industry.

Junior Drama is currently at capacity. If places become available, they will be announced on our social media platforms!

Yoga

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: KAREN LE MOTTEE

INTERMEDIATE COURSES:

WED 17 JAN - WED 6 MAR

6PM - 7PM (8 SESSIONS)

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

WED 17 APR - WED 5 JUN

6PM - 7PM (8 SESSIONS)

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

BEGINNERS COURSES:

FRI 19 JAN – FRI 8 MAR

10AM - 11AM (8 SESSIONS)

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

FRI 19 APR – FRI 7 JUN

10AM - 11AM (8 SESSIONS)

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

Our popular Yoga courses are back! Join Karen Le Mottee for a course that will start or continue you on your Yoga journey. This course will take you through meditation, breathing techniques, flexibility, stretching and gentle flows. Taught in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, this course provides the perfect chance to bring some calm and relaxation to your day. This course is designed for those 45 years and over, but is open to all. Some specialised equipment will be provided, but participants will need to bring their own Yoga mat. Namaste!

Holocaust Memorial Day Poetry

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: JULIETTE HART

SATURDAY 20 JANUARY

10.30AM - 12.30PM FREE

Join local poet Juliette Hart in this 2-hour workshop dedicated to exploring the 2024 Holocaust Memorial Day theme; ‘Fragility of Freedom’.

This is an opportunity for writers both new and experienced to share ideas and create meaningful pieces with a reflective message.

Only 10 spaces available – pre booking required via Box Office.

Hoops and Glitter

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: HELEN BARTHOLEMEW

MONDAY 22 JANUARY - MONDAY 26 FEBRUARY

6PM - 7PM

6 SESSIONS

£55 / MEMBERS: £46.75

Whether you’re after a fun workout, a new skill, or a mindful way to destress, hooping has got you covered. You will learn to hoop on your body and in your hands and how to transition between the two. Every week will include new moves and no one gets left behind. Hooping can help tone, strengthen, improve posture and balance but is also a great workout top to toe.

A welcoming, no-pressure environment for complete beginners and all abilities. Hoops provided.

Mindfulness to Embodiment

18 YEARS + / TUTOR:

SARAH HOWARD

TUESDAY 13 FEBRUARY – TUESDAY 12 MARCH

1PM - 2PM (5 SESSIONS)

£50 / MEMBERS: £42.50

Sarah will guide you from a seated, mindful, eyes closed meditation to an upright, moving, embodied awareness, with eyes open. You will learn to self-regulate, changing everyday state and function. Adding and applying new skills to your toolbox of life you will become:

- more centred, aware, balanced and connected to yourself, others and to nature

- more aware of the present moment, attending and relating to it with acceptance and compassion

- more in flow with life, managing ups and downs and enjoying natural unfolding creation

With practise, embodied mindfulness will integrate into your daily life and you will:

- become more authentic

- understand different perspectives

- implement permanent inner change

- find deeper meaning to your work and personal life

- develop stronger relationships built upon trust

- experience improved well-being, creativity, and productivity

Find out more about Sarah and her work at Synthesis here: www.synthesis.org.uk

Crochet for Beginners

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: KAREN MCGLINCHEY

TUESDAY 20 FEBRUARY - TUESDAY 9 APRIL

7PM - 9PM

8 SESSIONS

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

Come and learn the basic stitches that will start you on your crochet journey. Just bring yourselves and enjoy your newfound hobby. It’s not hard, it’s just about putting the stitches in the right order for an amazing effect. Before the end of the course, you will have produced at least one item and many participants will go on to bigger things when you have found yourself well and truly “hooked”.

Introduction to Astrology

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: JEMMA WARNER

WEDNESDAY 6 MARCH - WEDNESDAY 3 APRIL

6PM - 8PM (5 SESSIONS)

£50 / MEMBERS: £42.50

Join us for the return of this popular course for beginners who want to learn the basics of astrology and how to interpret birth charts. This course will cover the zodiac and its symbolism, the celestial bodies and their associated archetypes and mythologies, transits, the anatomy of the chart and a lot more. This course is open to anyone who is intrigued about learning the history of the ancient art of astrological divination and the many ways that this can be applied to your life.

Easter Drama Mornings

8 - 13 YEARS / TUTOR: HETTIE DUNCAN

THURSDAY 4 APRIL + FRIDAY 5 APRIL

9AM - 12NOON

£25 / MEMBERS: £21.25

BOOK BOTH FOR: £45 / MEMBERS £40

Come along in the Easter holidays for a fun morning of Drama activities! We will go through different physical and vocal warm ups, drama games, creating character, improvisation, text work and building confidence. No previous experience necessary!

Both mornings will be different so sign up for either one or join us at both!

Jersey History Revealed

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: PETE WEBB

WEDNESDAY 24 APRIL – WEDNESDAY 26 JUNE

10.30AM - 12.30PM (10 SESSIONS)

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

Join us for this new series of illustrated lectures of our Island’s remarkable history which includes its geology, ancient folklore, famous people, and links with the rest of the world that reveal how important Jersey has been on the world stage.

Each parcipant will have a written copy of the lecture at the end of each session.

How to Book

On-line: Visit our website www.artscentre.je to buy tickets for performances or to pay for courses and workshops on-line.

By Phone: +44 (0) 1534 700444 to purchase tickets using select credit / debit cards.

In Person: All tickets can be bought or collected from our Box Office in Phillips Street, Monday through to Friday between 1pm - 6pm (or until show time), and a minimum of one hour before performances on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays.

We accept all major Credit / Debit Cards with the exception of American Express.

Reserved tickets: All reserved tickets are to be fully paid for within three working days or otherwise will be offered for resale.

Ticket Discounts: Jersey Arts Centre Members save 15% on events marked with this promotional symbol.

Group Bookings: Receive one free ticket with every ten purchased on events marked with this promotional symbol.

Courses + Workshops: 15% discount is given to Jersey Arts Centre Members on presentation of their membership card.

Concessionary rates are listed under each performance. To receive a student discount, identification will be requested.

Ticket Exchange: A £2 charge is levied on each ticket exchanged. We do not offer refunds.

Special Assistance: Wheelchair access is available at Jersey Arts Centre. The Berni Gallery and most meeting rooms are also fully accessible via the lift. Please advise Box Office of wheelchair requirements in advance when booking tickets or hirings. Please enquire about the best seats for induction loop reception.

Directions and Parking

Jersey Arts Centre is in Phillips Street, St. Helier, just off Bath Street, two minutes away from the main shopping area and Minden Place carpark.

Our Brochure: Printed on paper from a sustainable source.

Cover image: Aaron Azunda Akugbo

(Amici Artium): 27 February 2024

© Jersey Arts Centre 2023 - we reserve the right to change the programme without notice.

Become a Business Partner

Whilst developing a corporate relationship with Jersey Arts Centre, businesses benefit from a number of complimentary tickets, use of the Maria Ritchie meeting room, invitations to exhibition previews, and mailings. For further details of the Scheme, please contact Graeme Humphries: graeme@artscentre.je

Sponsorship and Advertising

There are many sponsorship and advertising opportunities available at Jersey Arts Centre, including placing an advert in our Brochure. For more details, please contact our Marketing Manager, Nick Carver: nick@artscentre.je

Volunteers

Jersey Arts Centre relies on volunteers to help with performances and stewarding, and we’re always looking for extra help. From a few hours to several afternoons or evenings a month, anything you could spare is very welcome. If you would like to become a part of our friendly team, please contact our Volunteers’ Coordinator, Jordi Sunier: jordi@artscentre.je

Our Community Partners

Jersey Arts Centre works with many community partners. Details about these relationships can be found at: artscentre.je/about-us/partners, including the Arts in Health Care (AIHC) which promotes a year-long series of concerts in health care settings.

Jersey Film Society

Membership is open to anyone aged 18 and over and offers several benefits including: free entry to all Jersey Film Society screenings, year round special offers at Cineworld, Newsletters and film notes.

To become a Member, please call:

Le Bail (President): 07797 832608 www.facebook.com/jersey-film-society Instagram: Jersey Film Society

Image: Terry Saunders, AIHC performer

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