Summer Brochure 2023

April - August 2023

Box Office: 700444

www.artscentre.je

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 achieved by providing exciting, innovative, wide ranging, challenging, professional and community arts in welcoming, high quality and accessible environments.

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Welcome to Summer 2023!

Jersey Arts Centre is now in its 40th year and our celebrations for Festival 40 Weekend in January were a huge success with over 1,250 at our 12 events: thank you all for your support.

We hope that there will again be many performances, exhibitions and courses throughout the summer that you will be inspired to attend. Contained within these pages is our summer season as it currently stands though, as you might imagine, it may still be in flux with changes sometimes happening. We will therefore update our website when these changes occur, so do keep checking our programme of performances, exhibitions, courses and workshops online!

As you will discover on pages 16 and 17, we are so very excited to announce that not only is Tim Crouch returning to Jersey Arts Centre – after the success of his award-winning show Truth’s A Dog Must to Kennel at Festival 40 Weekend – with another of his productions: I Malvolio, on Tuesday 16 May, but that he has also agreed to be our Honorary Patron for the next five years! There are indeed exciting times ahead!

We would 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, across the Island, and throughout the coming season. Take good care, stay safe and enjoy the experience here!

Daniel Austin | Director

Exhibitions

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

Admission is Free / www.artscentre.je

FANTASMAGORIA

Marc Medland

MONDAY 3 APRIL -

SATURDAY 22 APRIL

PREVIEW: MONDAY 3 APRIL 5.30PM – 7PM

Marc Medland is an artist and illustrator. On show are his invented parallel worlds set in extreme situations such as war torn Venice, crumbling downtown New York, or a rocky beach in Aran. The characters are colonists who occupy and inhabit these places. They are often encouraged to participate in the creation and adaptation of their own dwellings. The projects are illustrated using architectural drawing, synthesised with collage. The use of plastic, artificial colour and stylised drawing as opposed to naturalistic representation enforces the idea that these places and people belong to the world of dreams... or nightmares.

Coast to Coast

Kay Pont

MONDAY 24 APRILSATURDAY 20 MAY

PREVIEW: TUESDAY 25 APRIL 5.30PM – 7PM

This exhibition is inspired by the North-west coast of England and the coastline of Jersey. The English dunes and wide seascape recall Jersey and thus, memories of the Island filter through and influence the paintings. Some images may be familiar while others borrow from the imagination to evoke a sense of place and space.

Lasallian Life

De La Salle College

MONDAY 22 MAY - SATURDAY 10 JUNE

PREVIEW: TUESDAY 23 MAY 5.30PM – 7PM

De La Salle College celebrates a year of art work from its talented students. The exhibition showcases the creative work of the very youngest to the oldest students, who share their experience of ‘Lasallian life’ through their personal reflections of the core Lasallian values: Respect for all; Quality Education; Concern for Poor/Social Justice; Inclusive Community; and Faith in the Presence of God. On display are: the winning entries for the Lasallian calendar; the winning tortoise trail design which expresses a respect for God’s creation and the unique value of all life; GCSE and A Level Art and Photography work showcasing the creative talent of these exam students; and portraits of King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II created by year 8 students, celebrating an appreciation of their service over many years.

Heath Robinson Watercolours

A Heath Robinson Museum Touring Exhibition

MONDAY 12 JUNE - SATURDAY 15 JULY

Heath Robinson trained as an artist at the Royal Academy Schools and always saw himself as an artist. He earned his living as an illustrator and cartoonist, but he would spend much of the limited spare time he had either drawing or painting in watercolours. He might indulge his love of landscape or seascape painting, or pursue his experiments into light, colour, movement and abstraction. His children remembered him on holiday at the seaside, dressed in suit, collar and tie, setting up his easel on the beach or in a country lane to paint the scene before him. When painting for pleasure he was able to adopt a much freer style, executing sensitive impressionistic watercolour sketches. The combination of his facility with the medium and his distinctive vision means that although these pictures are mostly different from his commercial work, they are instantly recognisable as his. These paintings were not exhibited during the artist’s lifetime.

Perspective Entirely

Steven Beal

MONDAY 17 JULY - SATURDAY 12 AUGUST

The work I make is through intimate study of buildings past and present, selected for their unique aesthetic, size and relationship with the viewer. I endeavour to extract personality from each structure with my mark-making. Defined by their surroundings, the architecture, rendered in charcoal, pen and ink, aim to provide intrigue and appeal for my audience. The buildings around us in Jersey have lived through history and taken on the burden of time. I want to share with you my views of what I consider to be some of Jersey’s most iconic works of architecture.

The Original Student Art Exhibition

MONDAY 14 AUGUSTSATURDAY 23 SEPTEMBER

The exhibition will profile the diverse and exciting creations of Degree level, Foundation and equivalent level students from Jersey.

A main feature of Jersey Arts Centre’s programme since it opened in 1983, the initiative has helped launch the careers of many local artists.

Image: 2022 Winner, Ella Averty (detail)

Performances

Performances will be at the Benjamin Meaker Theatre, Phillips Street, St. Helier, unless otherwise stated.

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

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* Performance will be held at Coronation Park

August - at a glance: (All August performances will be held at Coronation Park)

TUE 1 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 7PM

WED 2 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 7PM

THUR 3 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

FRI 4 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

SAT 5 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

MON 7

TUES 8

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

WED 9 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

THUR 10 ODDSOCKS: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

TUES 15 THE WORD IN THE PARK

WED 16 A CLASSICAL EXPERIENCE

THUR 17 JAZZ IN THE PARK

IN THE PARK

Cruella

USA 2021 | 134 mins | Cert: 12 | Director: Craig Gillespie

MONDAY 3 APRIL

MATINÉE: 2PM

Find out the origins of one of Disney’s most iconic villains in this live-action spectacular! Starring Emma Stone as Cruella, this clever and visually stunning film shows audiences the imagined back-story of Cruella as she begins her career in the fashion business. How did she become the villain we love to hate?

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Flux Gourmet

UK / USA 2022 | 111 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Peter Strickland

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 3 APRIL

8PM

Starring Asa Butterfield and Gwendoline Christie, this black comedy follows a group of experimental performance artists who reside in a remote institution. When an outsider is tasked with recording the day-to-day activities of the group, he finds himself drawn further into their sinister collective.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

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

Sometime, Somewhere

Simon MacDonald

FRIDAY 14 APRIL + SATURDAY 15 APRIL

8PM

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. This JAC residency offers writer/director Simon MacDonald the opportunity to further develop the work with original cast member Alice McCracken.

MEMBERS: £12.75 (£7.65 STUDENTS) residency 10

£15 (£9 STUDENTS)

Jesus, Jane, Mother and Me

Lawrence Batley Theatre in association with KETCHUP Productions and Richard Jordan Productions

MONDAY 17 APRIL + TUESDAY 18 APRIL

8PM

Meet Daniel Valentine. He’s a strange boy. It’s Mother’s Day and he has returned to his family home to celebrate. He’s here to tell you his story. A story of a domineering mother, church trips, youth club discos and a transformative trip to the theatre to see a certain Yorkshire songstress that ultimately changes everything…

But do all stories have a happy ending?

Jesus, Jane, Mother and Me is a twisted coming-of-age story blending pitch black humour and heartache by award-winning playwright Philip Stokes’ Heroin(e) for Breakfast that explores family dynamics, who our idols are and just how hard life can be when you’re a little bit different.

Suitable for 14 years +

★★★★★ “Gripping & visceral” - The Stage

★★★★★ “A true tour-de-force performance” - Theatre Weekly

£19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

KETCHUP Productions, whilst in Jersey, will also undertake a residency to develop a new piece of theatre with the working title ‘Jack and Joe’ about being a brother...

Official Competition

Spain / Argentina 2021 | 114 mins | Cert: 15

Directors: Gaston Duprat and Mariano Cohn

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 24 APRIL

8PM

Longing for prestige, a billionaire businessman hires an acclaimed but reclusive film director (Penelope Cruz) and a famed actor (Antonio Banderas) to create a film. Despite hiring the best of the best to achieve his goals, the billionaire hasn’t accounted for their huge egos. This comedy film will be screened in Spanish with English subtitles.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT

You Shouldn’t Have

Jazz Emu presented by London Limelight & ArtHouse Jersey

THURSDAY 27 APRIL + FRIDAY 28 APRIL

8PM

Direct from a sell-out, critically acclaimed run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Jazz Emu brings his stand-up musical spectacular to Jersey. In 2016, Jazz Emu played the biggest gig he’d ever landed at the Helsinki Velodrome. But during his between-song patter, he carelessly insulted one of his biggest fans. What he said doesn’t bear repeating, but let’s say the Scandinavian Goblin community may never look him in the eye again.

Now he’s back to clear his name and regain his former glory. Will he be able to surmount the insurmountable and get every single person in the world to like him?

Or is it time to face the music?

Suitable for 16 years + £19 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £16.15 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Living with the Enemy

A Green Eye Production in association with The Marie-Anthoine Film Fund and Jersey Tourism Development Fund

www.livingwiththeenemy.je

WEDNESDAY 10 MAY

7PM

Inspired by Islanders who experienced the events, this film tells the real story of the Nazi Occupation of Jersey from its beginning in 1940 to its end in 1945. Through first-hand personal interviews and rare film footage shot at the time, the documentary explores the wide-ranging effects that military occupation had upon the lives of those people forced to endure it. From both a social and historical perspective, Living with the Enemy is an important addition to this unique chapter in the history of the Island and World War II in general. £5

The Story of Rachmaninov

Ilona Domnich (Soprano) Anna Tilbrook (Piano) Michael White (Narrator) Music in Action / Liberation International Music Festival

THURSDAY 11 MAY

7.30PM

This dramatic story starts in Imperial Russia, ends in Beverley Hills, sweeps through old and new worlds, penniless exile, comfortless fame, and asks searching questions along the way. Who was Rachmaninov? Why does he matter? What did he leave the future? The show comprises songs, piano solos and a spoken commentary, providing a full evening of glorious music and words by world class artists. “… delightfully charming… beautifully lyrical… a fascinating and enlightening insight into another side of a composer we know through his big romantic works”.

£20 (£19 SENIORS / £18 MIA MEMBERS / STUDENTS £2)

For Liberation Music Festival information visit: musicjersey.com

Lucy Crowe: Celebrity Song Recital

with Anna Tilbrook (Piano) / Music in Action / Liberation International Music Festival

FRIDAY 12 MAY

7.30PM

An exquisite and ravishing song recital with opera star Lucy Crowe and pianist Anna Tilbrook performing songs around themes of islands, water and love. The programme showcases Lucy’s acclaim for early music with dazzling runs in Handel arias, dramatic and beautiful Schubert songs, masterpieces by Richard Strauss including Morgen and a series of folksongs including The Lark in the Clear Air, finishing with Ivor Novello’s classic We’ll Gather Lilacs. Lucy is a regular performer at the great opera houses around the world from La Scala to the Metropolitan New York and, of course, the Royal Opera House.

£25 (£24 SENIORS / £23 MIA MEMBERS / STUDENTS £4)

Talking to an Angel

Angel Anne

SATURDAY 13 MAY

7.30PM

Anne Smith, Scotland’s ‘Angel of the North’, is a third generation medium. Author of So You Want to be a Medium? and Footsteps to Enlightenment, she’s a natural medium, going direct to the recipient with exact information on the relationship and character of the personality she is communicating with in the spirit world. Her shows are touching, uplifting and funny, as her natural humour always comes through in the communication. Described as “spookily accurate, confirming family names and revealing a family member’s missing fingertip” (JEP), Angel Anne has been featured in the national press, magazines and radio for over a decade.

£25 (£20 SENIORS + STUDENTS)

Nomadland

USA 2020 | 108 mins | Cert: 12A | Director: Chloe Zhao

MONDAY 15 MAY

MATINÉE: 2PM

Following the economic collapse of a company town in rural Nevada, Fern (Frances McDormand in this Oscar-winning role) packs her van and sets off on the road exploring a life outside of conventional society. Nomadland features real nomads Swankie, Linda-May and Bob Wells as Fern’s mentors and companions in her journey through the landscape of the American West.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Everything Went Fine

France 2021 | 113 mins | Cert: 15

Director: François Ozon

Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 15 MAY

8PM

When André (André Dussollier) suffers a stroke and calls on his daughter Emmanuèle (Sophie Marceau) to help him die with dignity, she finds herself faced with a painful decision. Based on Emmanuèle Bernheim’s memoir and an Official Selection of the Cannes Film Festival, Everything Went Fine elicits moments of dark humour that renders an otherwise difficult topic accessible.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

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

Tim Crouch

Jersey Arts Centre is delighted to announce that acclaimed performer and playwright, Tim Crouch, has agreed to be its Honorary Patron for the next five years.

Tim Crouch performed his award-winning solo show Truth’s A Dog Must to Kennel at Jersey Arts Centre’s Festival 40 anniversary celebrations in January 2023, and will perform another of his lauded pieces, I, Malvolio, in May. (opposite).

“The honour of being Jersey Arts Centre’s new Honorary Patron is all mine. From many years of international touring, there are few arts venues I know that combine a progressive and genuinely inclusive programme of live performance with such a cherished place in their community”, says Tim. “Jersey is lucky to have an arts organisation that punches so brilliantly above its weight. I’m delighted to be able to deepen my relationship with it and to offer what support I can to further its success.”

Tim is an internationally acclaimed, multi-award-winning writer, director, performer and theatre-maker. His plays include: My Arm; An Oak Tree; ENGLAND; The Author; I, Malvolio; I, Cinna (the poet); Adler & Gibb; Beginners; Total Immediate Collective Imminent Terrestrial Salvation; Superglue; and Truth’s a Dog Must to Kennel. Tim created and co-wrote Don’t Forget the Driver, a six-part series for BBC2 which won Best TV Comedy at the Venice TV awards in 2019. He first performed at Jersey Arts Centre in 1990.

I, Malvolio

Written & performed by Tim Crouch / Designed by Graeme Gilmour

Commissioned by Brighton Festival & Singapore Arts Festival / Supported by BAC

TUESDAY 16 MAY

8PM

I, Malvolio re-imagines Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night from the point of view of its most notoriously abused steward. It’s a charged, hilarious and sometimes unsettling rant from a man adrift in front of a cruel audience. Part abject clown, part theatre-hating disciplinarian, Malvolio asks his audience to explore the pleasure we take in other people’s suffering.

I, Malvolio has toured the world since it opened in 2010 - from Shanghai to Sydney, from Moscow to Mumbai. This is a rare chance to see a performance by one of the UK’s most original theatre makers. Tim Crouch is an Obie-award winning performer, playwright and director. His plays include An Oak Tree, The Author, Adler & Gibb and Beginners.

Suitable for 11 years +

The performance includes a post-show discussion.

‘… masterful… Crouch is a performer at the top of his game, sharing a text that plays as much with intelligence as slapstick.’ ***** The Guardian

“Immaculate, moving, funny, wise.” **** The Times

‘Crouch’s fresh, funny, poignant and thought-provoking I, Malvolio is his finest work to-date.’ **** The Telegraph

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

13th Parish Festival

Jersey International Film Festival

THURSDAY 18 MAY - SUNDAY 21 MAY

VARIOUS TIMES

Back for its third edition, 13th Parish Festival returns with the best in independent international cinema; an exciting array of contemporary short films, documentaries and features of all genres screening over the four days of the festival.

Bringing an eclectic range of films to the JAC big screen, the festival has something for everyone. This year’s edition features several award-winning films, fresh from their screenings at Sundance and Venice Film Festivals.

Our international guests include the Off-Courts Festival of Trouville team who will present a week-long filmmaking workshop, open to all. Join in this filmmaking endeavour –script, shoot and create your short film in a team environment, screening it on the final day of the festival.

In 2023, the 13th Parish Festival develops its Jersey Film Showcase presentation, bringing a flavour of local talent, Jersey filmmakers and their films to the JAC.

Come join in this celebration of international cinema!

For further information contact us at: info@13thparish.org.je www.13thparish.org.je

The Worst Person in the World

Norway/France/Denmark/Sweden 2021 | 128 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Joachim Trier Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 22 MAY

8PM

A modern dramedy about the quest for love and meaning in contemporary Oslo. The Worst Person in the World chronicles four years in the life of Julie, a young woman who navigates the troubled waters of her love life and struggles to find her career path, leading her to take a realistic look at who she really is.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

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

Vusa Mkhaya

TUESDAY 23 MAY

8PM

Vusa Mkhaya is a singer, songwriter, producer and activist from the streets of Tshabalala township in Zimbabwe’s Bulawayo. He captures the romanticism of the Southern African climes, his voice rich with the vibrations of a heritage that spans across decades. As part of the vocal trio INSINGIZI, Vusa delivers emotive stories of love, heartbreak and everyday life that has won the group legions of fans all over the globe.

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Jersey Arts Centre Association AGM

WEDNESDAY 24 MAY

6PM - 7PM

Jersey Arts Centre Members will be presented with our Financial Statements and reports for 2022 by: our Director, Daniel Austin; Honorary Chairman, Deanne Bratch; and Honorary Treasurer, Callum Webb. There will be an opportunity for nominations for membership of the Management Committee to be voted on.

Open to Jersey Arts Centre Members only.

Blithe Spirit

by Noel Coward / TC Productions

THURSDAY 25 MAY – SATURDAY 27 MAY

7.30PM

In a bid to gather background information for his latest novel, author Charles Condomine invites the delightfully eccentric medium Madame Arcati to stage a séance. Whilst trances and supernatural manifestations prove entertaining for Charles, his wife Ruth, the sceptical Dr Bradman and the wide-eyed and excitable Mrs Bradman, events take an unexpected and hilarious turn when Charles is faced with the ghost of his first wife, Elvira. Is Charles’ life in danger? Will his wives ever stop bickering with him? Can Madame Arcati save the day? Come along to find out…

£16 (£13 SENIORS + STUDENTS)

Matilda the Musical

UK/USA 2022 | 117 mins | Cert: PG | Director: Matthew Warchus

TUESDAY 30 MAY

MATINÉE: 11AM

Matilda arrives at Jersey Arts Centre during May Half Term! Enjoy this morning showing of the screen adaptation of the much-loved musical starring Alisha Weir, Emma Thompson, Lashana Lynch and Andrea Riseborough.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Dr Adam Perchard: Interview with the Vamp

Richard Thomas + Dr. Adam Perchard

FRIDAY 2 JUNE

8PM

Join international cabaret star

Dr Adam Perchard and Olivier Award-winning composer and pianist Richard Thomas (Jerry Springer the Opera, Made in Dagenham, and The Tracey Ullman Show) for a riotous evening of original music, vocal fireworks, and rampant repartee. Fresh from legendary cabaret venue Crazy Coqs in the heart of London’s West End, this hilarious, heart-warming new show from two queer theatre icons will have you screaming for more.

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

The Importance of Being Earnest

by Oscar Wilde

A Jersey Arts Centre Production

Directed by Daniel Austin

WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE – SATURDAY 10 JUNE

7.30PM

Oscar Wilde’s iconic “trivial comedy for serious people” features two happy-go-lucky bachelors, Jack and Algernon, who each lead carefully constructed double lives. However, when Algernon discovers that Jack has been posing as a man named Ernest to escape to the city, he decides to travel to Jack’s country abode to pose as Ernest himself!

Chaos ensues with whimsical ingénues, jealous love rivals, overbearing dowagers, and the most famous handbag in theatre history.

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Joyride

Ireland/UK | 2022 | 94 mins | Cert: 15 | Director: Emer Reynolds

MONDAY 12 JUNE

MATINÉE: 2PM

Joyride follows 12-year-old Mully (Charlie Reid) who, after stealing a taxi, is shocked to find a woman, Joy (Olivia Colman), in the back seat with a baby. Both are going through big life changes, as Joy has decided to give her child up for adoption, and Mully needs some distance from his dad. The unlikely duo find themselves on a journey across Ireland, gradually finding in each other the friendship, love and learning they never knew they needed.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

The Quiet Girl

Ireland 2022 | 94 mins | Cert: 12A | Director: Colm Bairead Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 12 JUNE

8PM

Set in 1981, The Quiet Girl tells the story of a young girl, Cáit, who is sent away for the summer from her dysfunctional family to live with Seán and Eibhlín Cinnsealach; a middle-aged couple she has never met. Slowly, in their care, Cáit blossoms and discovers a new way of living, but in this house where affection grows and there are meant to be no secrets, she discovers one.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT

Around the World in a Thousand Years

Helvetia House School / A Box Office Production

TUESDAY 13 JUNE + WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE

6.30PM

Helvetia House School proudly presents Around the World in a Thousand Years: a musical review of the last millennium. This is a whole school production with rock numbers to ballads, ragtime to rap.

All ages welcome - especially if you are an old Helvetian.

£10 (£8 - 17 YEARS AND UNDER)

The Jungle Book Kids

Beaulieu Convent School - Year 6

THURSDAY 15 JUNE + FRIDAY 16 JUNE

6.30PM

The jungle is jumpin’ with jazz in this adaptation of the classic Disney animated feature. Join Mowgli, Baloo, King Louie and the gang as they swing their way through adventures and thwart the ferocious tiger, Shere Khan.

Includes Disney favourites: The Bare Necessities and I Wan’na Be Like You.

£12 (£6 STUDENTS)

Hypnotist - Andrew Newton

SATURDAY 17 JUNE

7.45PM

“The old hypno-tricks are gone, replaced by new, more inventive and intelligent material. Andrew Newton’s talent lies in his ability to magic up the absurdly funny from the minds of ordinary people and his professionalism and experience shine through. The audience laughs hysterically while he tiptoes along a very narrow line... the sketch where volunteers shared their experiences of being kidnapped by aliens had us all laughing hysterically... There was more... much more... and last night’s audience rewarded him with non-stop laughter from beginning to end.” - Sydney Morning Herald Suitable for 14 years + Under 18s will not be selected for hypnosis

£20 (£14 - 16 YEARS AND UNDER)

Chaos

by Laura Lomas / Directed by Nicole Twinam and Hettie Duncan

THURSDAY 22 JUNE – SATURDAY 24 JUNE

7.30PM

A girl is locked in a room. A boy brings another boy flowers. A girl has tied herself to a railing. A boy’s heart falls out his chest. A butterfly has a broken wing. Chaos is a symphony of dislocated and interconnected scenes. A series of characters search for meaning in a complicated and unstable world. Bouncing through physics, the cosmos, love and violence, they find order in the disorder of each other. Suitable for 12 years +

£10 (£8 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £8.50 (£6.80 STUDENTS)

Bread and SaltChleb i sól

Poland 2022 | 100 mins | Cert: UR | Director: Damian Kocur

MONDAY 26 JUNE - 8PM

This award-winning drama follows Tymoteusz, a young pianist, who returns to his Polish hometown for a holiday. The central meeting point for the town’s youth is the newly created kebab bar where, over time, the conflict between a group of employees and the local boys worsens.

£7 (£5 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

MEMBERS: £5.95 (£4.25 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

Shreds - Strzępy

Poland 2022 | 98 mins | Cert: UR Director: Beata Dzianowicz

TUESDAY 27 JUNE - 8PM

The Paterok family are loving, peaceful and humorous. Suddenly a crack appears: Grandpa Gerard begins to act strangely, breaking social conventions and norms. How will the Paterok’s deal with what soon becomes clear is the beginnings of Alzheimer’s disease?

£7 (£5 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

MEMBERS: £5.95 (£4.25 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

Woman on the RoofKobieta na dachu

Poland/France/Sweden 2022 | 97 mins | Cert: UR

Director: Anna Jadowska

WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE - 8PM

Mira, a 60-year-old mother, wife and midwife, appears to have a normal life. One morning she starts her normal day, wakes up early, puts the washing out to dry, purchases fish food, then commits a bank robbery with a kitchen knife.

£7 (£5 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

MEMBERS: £5.95 (£4.25 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

Illusion - Iluzja

Poland 2022 | 90 mins | Cert:UR

Director: Marta Minorowicz

THURSDAY 29 JUNE - 8PM

Part detective story, part psychological drama, Illusion explores the tensions between a couple (Agata Buzek and Marcin Czarnik) as they face the unexplained absence of their daughter. On the bleak snowy shore-line, truth and illusion become inextricably intertwined.

£7 (£5 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

MEMBERS: £5.95 (£4.25 STUDENTS/CHILDREN)

The Ella Munro Band

FRIDAY 30 JUNE

8PM

Ella is a folk singer originally from the Isle of Skye but now based in Glasgow. In 2009, she was awarded a place at the National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music, where she spent five years studying Scots and folk song. Ella then studied further at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. It was during this time that Ella formed the Ella Munro Band.

After supporting acts across the central belt, including the likes of the Paul Mckenna Band and Archie Fisher, the Ella Munro Band then became regulars on the folk club circuit around the UK and enjoyed performing across the country, from the Edinburgh Fringe to Durness to Jersey. Ella’s unique combination of folk song, Scots song and original songs has enraptured audiences across the country with the band able to both play foot-stomping upbeat songs to engage the entire audience but also perfectly execute a nuanced traditional ballad. Ella was a finalist for the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician Award in 2017 and later successfully released her debut EP in 2018: The Final Trawl. Ella’s Summer 2023 tour encompasses venues across the UK and is not one to be missed!

£18 (£13 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £15.30 (£11.05 STUDENTS)

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris

UK/France/Hungary 2022 | 115 mins | Cert: PG | Director: Anthony Fabian

MONDAY 3 JULY

MATINÉE: 2PM

Starring Leslie Manville as the unforgettable Mrs Harris, this heart-warming film tells the story of a widowed cleaner from London who falls madly in love with a couture Dior dress and decides she must own one for herself. After she works and gambles to raise the funds to purchase her dream, she embarks on a life-changing trip to Paris.

£5 (£3 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £4.25 (£2.55 STUDENTS)

Gunda

USA/Norway 2020 | 97 mins | Cert: PG | Director: Viktor Kosakovskiy Jersey Film Society

MONDAY 3 JULY

8PM

Executive-produced by Joaquin Phoenix, this extraordinary documentary - shot in black-and-white and without dialoguefollows the daily life of a sow named Gunda, her piglets, two cows, and a one-legged chicken.

NON-MEMBERS: £7.50 (£5 STUDENTS)

JFS MEMBERS MAY RESERVE A SEAT

IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE

Bright. Young. Things.

by Georgia Christou

Junior Drama / Directed by Jordi Sunier

THURSDAY 6 JULY + FRIDAY 7 JULY

7PM

On this fast-paced, funny, reality television show, six remarkable – and remarkably young –geniuses are competing for the coveted Golden Brain trophy and the title ‘Britain’s Brainiest Child’.

As the contestants battle it out round after round, the pressure mounts, the spotlight gets harsher, and each is faced with questions they were never expecting. Who will win and who will lose –and what exactly does winning mean anyway?

By arrangement with Nick Hern Books.

£8 (£5 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £6.80 (£4.25 STUDENTS)

Further details about Junior Drama can be found on page 41.

1984

ArtsCentreTheatre (ACT)

Adapted by Jason Kenyon from the book by George Orwell

WEDNESDAY 12 JULY - SATURDAY 15 JULY

7.30PM

ArtsCentreTheatre presents a new adaptation of George Orwell’s classic novel; a frightening vision of a dystopian future world that has inspired innumerable adaptations for the screen, stage and radio – and has inspired and influenced countless more programmes and productions since its publication in 1948.

Winston Smith is a middle grade worker at the Ministry of Truth chaffing against the rule of Big Brother, the omniscient leader of the State of Oceania. But... when love is a crime, when dissent is punishable by death, when simply having a disloyal thought can lead to your arrest and torture in the infamous Room 101... what hope is there for freedom?

Contains adult themes, strong language.

Suitable for 13 years+

£15 (£11 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £12.75 (£9.35 STUDENTS)

The Shipwrecked Magician

Richard Pedley

SATURDAY 22 JULY

2PM + 7PM

What would happen if a magician was marooned on a desert island after falling off a cruise ship? And what if the island was home to one of the witches from Greek myth - Calypso, Circe, even Hecate, none of them likely to be sympatheticand could turn the tables on him? Mixing theatre with illusions, some created specifically for this event, this is a show with magic, dark comedy, a thousand decks of broken playing cards, and an ex-parrot. Suitable for 14 years +

£12 (£8 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS £10.20 (£6.80 STUDENTS)

Much Ado About Nothing

Oddsocks Productions

Venue: Coronation Park, Millbrook (open from 6pm for picnicking)

MONDAY 31 JULY -

THURSDAY 10 AUGUST

7PM (NO SHOW SUNDAY 6 AUGUST)

Award-winning Oddsocks Productions are bringing Shakespeare’s romantic romp Much Ado About Nothing to life in their own, inimitable, hilarious and irreverent style this summer!

Drama and deception mix with sun, songs and silliness to create a theatre event you won’t forget as this “Hugely funny” (The Stage) company hit the road with their “energetic, downright silly, utterly professional and totally inventive theatre” (East Midlands Theatre Review).

Please dress suitably as performances will go ahead whatever the weather. Refunds will only be offered if a performance is cancelled.

Please arrive by bike, on foot, by public transport (Bus 12a or 15), or park your car with plenty of time to spare as Millbrook playing field is no longer available!

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

MONDAY 31 JULY ONLY: ALL MEMBERS £11.90

The Word in the Park

Music Managed

TUESDAY 15 AUGUST

7PM

The first concert in the series kicks off with an absolute bang! Feel the raw energy of brass, wind and percussion from this powerful and exciting ensemble rooted in the New Orleans brass band tradition. The Word on the Street will entertain you with their hard-hitting funk, Pop, Rock and R&B. Music Managed are giving the opportunity for a local band to join them on stage and open the whole concert week. Audition videos should be sent to: info@musicmanaged.je by Friday 30 June.

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

A Classical Experience

Music Managed

WEDNESDAY 16 AUGUST

7PM

Jersey has a wealth of talented formal musicians and some of the very best will be featured in this special concert to celebrate classical music. Performers include: the orchestral brass ensemble Wonderbrass; international instrumental soloists Matthew Lombard (saxophone) and Aylar Aldridge (violin); two new ensembles The Ormer String Quartet and The Jersey Sax Collective; the beautiful vocals of Mezzo-Soprano Liberty Spears; young musicians from The Academy of Music; and more!

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

Jazz in the Park

Music Managed

THURSDAY 17 AUGUST

7PM

The evening’s entertainment begins with a set from the dynamic ten piece band ‘The Kings of Swing’ who will be joined by the smooth male vocals of Tony Gardiner. Then let ‘Le Martin’ take you to the outer rim of jazz, funk and comedy for a truly entertaining spectacle. Finally the outstanding and hugely popular ‘Retro Gramophone’ close the night with their jazz twist versions of modern pop hits.

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

Party in the Park

Music Managed

FRIDAY 18 AUGUST

7PM

Come and join us in Coronation Park for a night to remember. You will be treated to a concert of the very best pop, soul, Motown, funk and disco hits from two of Jersey’s busiest and best function bands: Little Black Dress and Sister Disco. They will be joined by SouledOutCI’s DJ Don P, and dancers from Platinum Arts.

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

Blues in the Park

Music Managed

SATURDAY 19 AUGUST

7PM

A night of the very best rhythm and blues from two of the Island’s stand-out bands - Lauren Ivy & The Engine and The Little Big Band. You’re sure to feel anything but blue when you leave this concert.

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

The Magic of the Musicals

Music Managed

SUNDAY 20 AUGUST

7PM

To close the concert series you’re treated to an evening of your favourite West End musical hits performed by some of Jersey’s leading live stage stars and a talented twelve piece band led by Luke Brown. Featured artists include: Rich Allo, Victoria Gordon, Jenny McCarthy, Dan Mortimer, Beki Stanier, Scott Wallace and Alice Veitch.

£20 (£14 STUDENTS)

MEMBERS: £17 (£11.90 STUDENTS)

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 Education and Outreach Co-oordinator, Hettie Duncan, for more information: hettie@artscentre,je

The Learning Centre

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 from which these various projects and initiatives 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 her team:

- 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

For more information, please contact: hettie@artscentre.je

The commissioned mural in The Learning Centre is by Glen Fox

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

Join Jersey Arts Centre’s professionally led, award-winning theatre company in summer 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 19 April 2023: 6pm - 8pm at Jersey Arts Centre.

For further information about our drama classes and drama courses, visit: www.artscentre.je or contact: 700400

18

YEARS +

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 18 July 2023 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 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. Check our social media in September for information about new places!

Floristry

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: LUCIE CHIRON

Theme: Easter

SATURDAY 8 APRIL

10AM - 12NOON

£50 / MEMBERS: £42.50

Theme: Spring

SATURDAY 22 APRIL

10AM - 12NOON

£50 / MEMBERS: £42.50

These workshops will teach you lots of tips on how to create your own impressive flower arrangements using a variety of fresh flowers and foliage. You will learn how to create modern and traditional designs using different techniques and a variety of sundries to complement.

Yoga

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: KAREN LE MOTTEE

INTERMEDIATE:

TUESDAY 11 APRIL - TUESDAY 30 MAY

6PM - 7PM

8 SESSIONS

£80 / MEMBERS: £68

BEGINNERS:

FRIDAY 14 APRIL – FRIDAY 2 JUNE

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, stretching, flexibility 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. There will also be modifications so that beginners can participate. Namaste!

Liberation Drama

8 - 12 YEARS / TUTOR: HETTIE DUNCAN

THURSDAY 27 APRIL

4PM - 5.30PM

£10 / MEMBERS: £8.50

Join us for an enjoyable drama-based workshop exploring the themes and issues surrounding Liberation Day. The workshops will explore: the context of World War II, the Occupation of the Island and The Jersey 21 through a range of drama activities. Participants will also get a chance to engage with some text from Daniel Austin’s Theatre-in-Education play Secret Weapons.

History of Art Explained!

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: LISA OXENDEN-WRAY

MONDAY 15 MAY – MONDAY 26 JUNE

6PM - 8PM

6 SESSIONS

£70 / MEMBERS: £59.50

OR

THURSDAY 15 JUNE – THURSDAY 20 JULY

11.30AM - 1.30PM

6 SESSIONS

£70 / MEMBERS: £59.50

Enrich yourself in many dimensions by attending this dynamic History of Art lecture series with Courtauld graduate Lisa Oxenden-Wray B.A (Hons), PG Dip.

Over six (two hour) lectures, Lisa will take you on a visual journey from the beginning of time right up to Banksy and NFTs! Presenting high-quality visual images for you to see in their context with meanings and artistic intention explained. You’ll be shown a selection of the most important paintings in the history of art through the centuries.

Focusing on: Ancient Greek Art; Byzantium; Medieval Art; The Renaissance; Baroque Art; The Dutch Golden Age; Rococo Art; Neo-Classical; The French Revolution; Victorian Art; The Impressionists; Expressionism; Modern Art; Post-War Art and New Art.

For more information, please email: lisa.oxendenwray@gmail.com

Crochet for Beginners

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: KAREN MCGLINCHEY

MONDAY 15 MAY – MONDAY 10 JULY

7PM - 9PM

8 SESSIONS (NO SESSION MONDAY 29 MAY)

£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”.

Hoops and Glitter

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: HELEN BARTHOLEMEW

WED 24 MAY - WED 28 JUNE OR 1PM - 2PM

6 SESSIONS

£55 / MEMBERS: £46.75

MON 3 JULY - MON 7 AUGUST

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 so everyone is a beginner and no one gets left behind. Hooping can help tone, strengthen, improve posture and balance but is also a great workout top to toe. Perfect for a lunchtime fix of fun exercise to boost your energy for the rest of the day. A welcoming, no-pressure environment for complete beginners and all abilities. Hoops provided.

Drama Mornings

8 - 13 YEARS / TUTOR: HETTIE DUNCAN

WEDNESDAY 31 MAY OR THURSDAY 1 JUNE

9AM - 12NOON

£25 / MEMBERS: £21.25

BOOK BOTH FOR: £45 / MEMBERS £40

Come along in May Half Term 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!

Eras of English

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: DR SETARA PRACHA

WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE – WEDNESDAY 12 JULY

10AM - 12NOON

6 SESSIONS

£95 / MEMBERS: £80.75

We use narrative to understand our world and ourselves.

From the earliest forms of western literature to the present day, this six-week course invites you to consider a variety of genres, styles and subjects and immerse yourself in the diverse beauty of the written word. Each week we will explore one literary era and examine the richest genres from that period. Come and explore the origins of the fairytale form, learn the difference between a sonnet and a villanelle, and debate why the short story is still the ‘Cinderella’ of the literary world. By the end of the course you will be closer to knowing which stories you are most drawn to, and why…

Astrology for Beginners

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: JEMMA WARNER

WEDNESDAY 14 JUNE – WEDNESDAY 12 JULY

6PM - 8PM

5 SESSIONS

£50 / MEMBERS: £42.50

Join us on this new 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.

Keep Active (Dance)

18 YEARS + / TUTOR: JORDI SUNIER

FRIDAY 16 JUNE – FRIDAY 21 JULY

11.30AM - 12.30PM

6 SESSIONS

£60 / MEMBERS: £51

Join dancer and choreographer Jordi Sunier for our new Keep Active dance class. Whether you used to enjoy dance and have gotten out of the habit or whether you want to try keeping active through dance – this course is for you!

Aimed at those aged 45 and over, but open to all, Jordi will take you through a range of dance moves designed to help you exercise in a relaxed environment whilst having fun and meeting new people. All levels welcome.

Summer Singing School

12 - 17 YEARS / TUTORS: ARTCOMEDIA

MONDAY 14 AUGUST – FRIDAY 18 AUGUST

9AM - 4PM / 5 SESSIONS

£175 / MEMBERS: £148.75

Join ARTcomedia’s vocal coach, Veronique Martinez, for this week of singing technique, accompanied by Bertrand Larmet on piano! Whether you are a confident singer who would like to learn the intricacies of improving your voice, or a beginner with lots of enthusiasm, this week-long school is the perfect way to further your singing and performance knowledge. The Summer Singing School will end with a sharing of the week’s work with family and friends. Sign up now to avoid disappointment!

Summer Drama School

8 - 13 YEARS / TUTOR: HETTIE DUNCAN + JORDI SUNIER

MONDAY 21 AUGUST – FRIDAY 25 AUGUST

9AM - 4PM / 5 SESSIONS

£175 / MEMBERS: £148.75

This summer give your child the chance to become part of their own theatre company for a week! Led by directors from our Junior Drama and youtheatre groups, participants will enjoy a week of theatrical games, creativity, confidence building and a chance to perform to family and friends.

Whether your child is a budding actor or wants to develop a new skill this course promises to be a fun and relaxed end to the summer holidays! A performance will be held on Friday 25 August at 3.30pm

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.

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Directions and Parking

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.

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: Interview with the Vamp, Friday 2 June 2023. Photography: Wayne Stewart.

© 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: Marc Medland (Secretary): 07797 838829 or Annette Le Bail (President): 07797 832608 www.facebook.com/jersey-film-society Instagram: Jersey Film Society

Image: Stuart Barbour, AIHC performer

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