Jersey has its natural wonders – think rugged, pink granite beaches – and a remarkable history, including Nazi occupation during the Second World War. But two new openings point towards reinvention on the tiny island, making it a surprising destination for a cultural getaway. This October, the Jersey Opera House will welcome visitors after a five-year restoration, housing the island’s first national ballet company: Ballet d’Jérri. A glistening chandelier in a hand-painted dome is the literal jewel in its crown. The dance company will premiere original works alongside a programme of theatre, musicals and comedy. It's good news for locals...
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