St Michael’s presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream, adapted for children by Marilyn Nikimaa. This abridged version of one of Shakespeare’s most well-known comedies sees fairies playing tricks on unsuspecting humans, terrible actors trying to put on a play and four lovers whose paths cross in the woods with hilarious consequences. “When all these unlikely characters meet in a magical forest, the result can only be a preposterously entangled Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

Join the World’s Best Hypnotist as he explores the absurd side of the creative human imagination… “Newton has ditched the stock-in-trade antics of stage hypnosis, instead turning his volunteers into brilliant, inventive and surreal stand-up comedians. Last nights’ audience rewarded him with non-stop laughter from beginning to end.” “Newton’s own other-worldly sense of the unreal kept the show bouncing along – always something new, always something surprising.” New Zealand Herald, November 2024

‘Make Do And Mend’ is an original musical about the Occupation and Liberation of Jersey. It is told through the eyes of Collette, an eleven-year-old diary writer. The scenes she documents are brought to life through music and drama. The musical was written by Mark Atkinson and Jan Holdstock in 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation, and to capture some of the eye-witness stories for a future audience.

‘Make Do And Mend’ is an original musical about the Occupation and Liberation of Jersey. It is told through the eyes of Collette, an eleven-year-old diary writer. The scenes she documents are brought to life through music and drama. The musical was written by Mark Atkinson and Jan Holdstock in 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation, and to capture some of the eye-witness stories for a future audience.

Beaulieu Year 6 are delighted to invite you to ‘Let It Go’ for an evening of musical theatre. Join Anna, Elsa, and all of your favourite characters and songs as they embark on an ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love. This is an evening that will show that some people are worth melting for.

By Lizzie Nunnery Directed by Nicole Twinam and Hettie Duncan “The sky. The water. The air. It won’t keep snapping back. You can’t keep refreshing the screen. A lie is not a white lie, or a half-lie or a false truth or fake news… It’s a lie and we call it a lie, or everything’s cracking underneath us.” Mona is sixteen and worried. She’s worried about the melting ice caps, tides of floating trash and disposable coffee cups. But no one else seems to really care. Not the other kids at school, not her older sister and certainly not the adults who seem to think they know best. Amidst the chaos of competing and contradicting voices, Mona sets off on a kaleidoscopic quest to find solutions for the planet – and the truth about her family – in the hope that everything might just start to make sense again. A powerful, timely play about climate change, the power of young voices, and one teenage girl’s journey through a world teetering on the brink. By arrangement with Nick Hern Books

To mark 80 years of Jersey’s Liberation, come and celebrate everything kindest and most colourful about our Island in this cabaret spectacular for the ages. Join international cabaret star and Jersey bean Dr Adam Perchard on a wild conga through Jersey culture. Featuring a miniature Battle of Flowers, a once-in-a-lifetime performance from every pantomime dame on the Island, the world premiere of the Jersey LGBTQ+ Community Choir, and extracts from Adam’s own Ballads from Bunker Island featuring virtuoso violinist Alexander Lee-Briard. Expect the doctor’s signature blend of smouldering song, camp comedy, and show-stopping spoken word… Expect laughs, expect tears, expect absolute chaos… Suitable for 16 years +

The Year 5 and 6 pupils at St Michael’s Preparatory School present Annie JR! Annie JR follows the story of an orphan named Annie living a ‘hard-knock life’ at The New York City Municipal Orphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan. Annie dreams of being reunited with her parents and takes action to find them. In adventure after fun-filled adventure, Annie foils Miss Hannigan’s evil machinations, befriends President Franklin Roosevelt and finds a new family in billionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal secretary Grace Farrell and a lovable mutt named Sandy.

Join us for a magical princess sing-along! Dive into beloved songs from classics like Beauty and the Beast to Let it Go. Perfect for all ages, this interactive show invites everyone to sing and celebrate the enchanting tales of bravery and friendship. Bring your best singing voice and wear your favourite princess dresses and accessories for an unforgettable experience!

Sam used to love playing and making up stories, but lately, they’ve felt pressured to grow up and leave all that behind. Their friends aren’t ready to let that happen. In a bid to reignite Sam’s imagination, they turn Show and Tell into something extraordinary – sharing wildly creative and fantastical stories, each more imaginative than the last! Both Junior Drama teams – the Bravos and the Encores – follow the same journey, but each team has devised their own unique Show and Tell tales, packed with crazy characters, unexpected twists, and plenty of laughs. Join us in our classroom for a creative adventure like no other!

Sam used to love playing and making up stories, but lately, they’ve felt pressured to grow up and leave all that behind. Their friends aren’t ready to let that happen. In a bid to reignite Sam’s imagination, they turn Show and Tell into something extraordinary – sharing wildly creative and fantastical stories, each more imaginative than the last! Both Junior Drama teams – the Bravos and the Encores – follow the same journey, but each team has devised their own unique Show and Tell tales, packed with crazy characters, unexpected twists, and plenty of laughs. Join us in our classroom for a creative adventure like no other!

A SAD tale of Wonton mayhem! ACT present the return of the Society of Amateur Dramatics (SAD), the thespianic embodiment of Murphy’s Law, in an affectionate pastiche of the works of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers and Arthur Conan Doyle. Having just completed their final performance of Murder Ad Infinitum, the cast and crew descend upon their favourite Chinese restaurant to celebrate their success – and the fact that they haven’t burnt down the theatre (again) – only to find themselves embroiled in a real-life murder mystery as one of their number is struck down by an unknown assailant. And, as with most murder mysteries, the first corpse is by no means the last!

The Curtain Up Theatre Group presents the laugh-out-loud radio play: The Hour. This fabulously funny afternoon’s entertainment is not to be missed – and includes a special performance of an extra short radio play: The Doll. Performed live in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK. Ticket price includes refreshments.

The Curtain Up Theatre group presents the laugh-out-loud Radio Play: The Hour. This fabulously funny afternoon’s entertainment is not to be missed – and includes a special performance of an extra short radio play: The Doll. Performed live in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK. Ticket price includes refreshments.

Moana journeys to the far seas of Oceania after receiving an unexpected call from her wayfinding ancestors. Family Film screening starts with the short film Hooba! followed by Moana 2.

Moana (Carvalho) is a plucky Polynesian girl who revives the voyaging tradition of her island tribe, with the help of buffoonish demigod Maui (Johnson, exuberantly sending himself up.) The unabashed positivity is pure Disney but Bush's zingy screenplay satirises the studio's princess obsession and there's a refreshing lack of a love interest. A spirited, vividly realised and genuinely rousing adventure.

Imagine and old and well loved vintage style gramophone given a new lease of life, playing only the finest jazz music – but with a twist. Retro Gramophone marries contemporary music with the feel of the twenties, thirties, forties and fifties. Think Bon Jovi sung by Billie Holliday, Lady Gaga by Louis Armstrong or Backstreet Boys performed by Benny Goodman. Expect the unexpected and be entertained from start to finish… We can’t provide a dancefloor but your feet will certainly be tapping!

Israeli-born pianist Ariel Lanyi is an inaugural grand prize winner of the 2021 Young Classical Artists Trust (London) and Concert Artists Guild (New York) International Auditions. In 2023 he was honoured to receive the Prix Serdang, a Swiss prize awarded by the distinguished Austrian pianist Rudolf Buchbinder, and was also recognised as one of Classic FM’s Rising Stars. After a hugely successful 2023/24 season in which he made his debut at the Frankfurt Alte Opera as part of their debut concert series, Merkin Hall in New York, and in concerto with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Ariel will continue to enjoy a busy and varied performance career. Highlights of the 2024/25 season include his debut with the Mahler Chamber Orchestra as part of the Grafenegg Festival, a residency at the Sanguine Estate Music Festival in Australia, and performances at both the Lucerne Festival and Lockenhaus Festival. Programme includes: Beethoven: Sonata in G major, Op. 31/1 Schumann: Gesange der Fruhe, Op. 133 Bartok: 15 Hungarian Peasant Songs Chopin: Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op. 58