Meet up for a screening the then 1967 film Scattered Clouds by Mikio Naruse. Naruse is a filmmaker who highlighted women who suffer in silence, were entrapped or who found it impossible to find happiness. His cinema is nowhere better encapsulated than in his final picture, a work of exquisite beauty. 

As a mysterious illness sweeps through New York City’s gay community in 1981, lead character Ned Weeks speaks out against the discrimination facing the sick whilst at the same time watching helplessly as his lover slowly succumbs to the disease. A poignant look back at a time of fear and misunderstanding surrounding the AIDS epidemic, written by playwright Larry Kramer.  

Taken from the book written by holocaust survivor Simon Wiesenthal about his encounter with a mortally wounded Nazi soldier, Daniel Cohen and Antoine Mory have adapted the story for the stage, showing that in the end, man’s inhumanity to man ends on a deathbed. A tale of forgiveness and morality, it is sure to touch deep into the heart.   

First seen in 1893, Lakmé by Léo Delibes is the tale of tensions that arise when a Brahim’s daughter and a British officer fall in love in turn of the century India.  With Sabine Devieilhe, Fleur Barron, Erminie Blondel, Charlotte Bonnet, Cyrille Dubois, Lionel Lhote, Pierre Doyen, Svetlana Lifar, the Chorus of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo and the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Laurent Campellone. 

First seen in 1893, Lakmé by Léo Delibes is the tale of tensions that arise when a Brahim’s daughter and a British officer fall in love in turn of the century India.  With Sabine Devieilhe, Fleur Barron, Erminie Blondel, Charlotte Bonnet, Cyrille Dubois, Lionel Lhote, Pierre Doyen, Svetlana Lifar, the Chorus of the Opéra de Monte-Carlo and the Monte-Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Laurent Campellone. 

A story of family, love and mistakes made, this social satire written by Bob Martet explores a couple who have had a blissful 40 year marriage that is interrupted by the arrival of their beloved son, who has made a mistake which will alter the course of their lives for the next half century. A hilarious tale set against serious subject matter.  

The classic 1962 version of West Side Story is a can’t miss for lovers of musicals. Gorgeous choreography, visually stunning and fast-paced, this story stands the test of time.