The performing arts and music are the themes for this coming week with a variety of events to suit a variety of tastes.
L’Elixir d’Amour
As part of the fast approaching French Festival, Beau Sejour Theatre will be screening the incredible L’Elixir d’Amour.
Translating to Elixir of Love, the performance has been described as โan opera of great tendernessโ, and was the most popularly performed opera in Italy in the 1800s.
The naive Nemorino, in love with the peasant Adina, buys a love potion in the hope of seducing her and thus prevents her from marrying Sergeant Belcore.
Find yourself entranced by the classic storyline, and the brilliant acting of the Rennes Opera House Cast – reserve your seat today.
Admission for this event is free, but make sure you reserve your space HERE to avoid missing out!
Flamingods at St James
UK alternative band, Flamingods, are coming to the hall of St James next Friday 6 October – and this is definitely not a gig to be missed.
Formed in 2010 and with plenty of experience; the diverse sound and unique performance style of this group are among some of the elements that make for such an entrancing show.
“A cult favourite on the festival circuit in UK and Europe, the London quartet have now been crafting their distinctive genre-defying music for over a decade. Weaving through genres of psychedelia, new wave, electronica and punk โ often within the same song โ is a bit of a specialty for the band, as is their knack for blending in influences from their unique cultural heritages and love of 70s British rock and roll.”
If you love all things alternative music, or just appreciate a unique and unquestionably enthralling performance – grab your tickets early by following the link HERE!
A Little Life
Treat yourself to a night at the PRCPA for a screening of the compelling, yet heartbreaking โA Little Lifeโ.
Adapted from the 2015 novel, A Little Life follows four college friends in New York City: aspiring actor Willem, successful architect Malcolm, struggling artist JB, and prodigious lawyer Jude.
“As ambition, addiction, and pride threaten to pull the group apart, they always find themselves bound by their love for Jude and the mysteries of his past. But when those secrets come to light, they finally learn that to know Jude St Francis is to understand the limitless potential of love in the face of life.”
Featuring James Norton, who has previously starred in the BBC hit โHappy Valleyโ, this screening is definitely one to add into your calendar.
Secure your seat to the big screen by visiting the Guernsey Tickets website, or by following the link HERE!
The Accidentals Concert – Celebrating 10 years
Join The Accidentals to celebrate their 10 year anniversary at Castel Church.
This concert is taking place on Friday 6 October at 19:30, and with a variety of music for a plethora of tastes – it is one for the whole family.
It is free admission, with a retiring collection.
Pingquay Jazz Nights
Fancy an evening of live music to brighten up your week?
Join the team at Pingquay every Wednesday for an evening of Jazz!ย
Smooth Sultry Sounds, ragtime rhythm & the Bebop Blues – bring a friend, grab a drink at the bar, and enjoy!
