Jersey Arts Centre
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UnclaimedArts centre and cinema in St. Helier, Jersey, presenting live music, theatre, dance, exhibitions and courses.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Jersey Arts Centre is an arts centre and cinema in St. Helier, Jersey. Its stated purpose is to educate, inspire and encourage debate, and it presents a range of live music, theatre, dance, exhibitions, courses and other activities for the Island's resident community and for visitors. It also hosts local productions by major amateur clubs and societies and by newly established companies. Its Director is Daniel Austin, and its Honorary Patron for 2023–2027 is performer and playwright Tim Crouch.
History
Jersey Arts Centre is an arts centre and cinema in St. Helier, Jersey. Its Director, Daniel Austin, welcomes audiences to the spring 2026 season, and its Honorary Patron for 2023–2027 is acclaimed performer and playwright Tim Crouch. The centre's stated purpose is to educate, inspire and encourage debate. It presents a range of live music, theatre, dance, exhibitions, courses and other activities for the Island's resident community and for visitors, and hosts local productions by major amateur clubs and societies and by newly established companies. Each Christmas it aims to present a classic children's tale for all the family in a unique and original way with and for the Island community; it has presented ten community Christmas productions since 2016, including Arabian Nights (2016), The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2017), The Wind in the Willows (2018), A Christmas Carol (2019), My Family and Other Animals (2020), Swallows & Amazons (2021), Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass (2022), The Sound of Music (2023), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2024) and The Red Balloon (2025).
Products and positioning
An arts centre serving Jersey's resident community and visitors, aiming to educate, inspire and encourage debate.
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