Monday 22
Rimbaud en feu
The Princess Grace Theatre presents ‘Rimbaud en feu’, a French language play about a genius on fire called Arthur Rimbaud. The performance will begin at the Princess Grace Theatre from 20:30 on Monday, November 22
Discover more on the Princess Grace Theatre website.
Reserve tickets on the Monte-Carlo Ticket website.
Tuesday 23
The Man I Killed – Tout L’Art du Cinema
The Audiovisual Institute of Monaco presents a screening of the 1932 American film titled ‘The Man I Killed’. The film was directed by Ernst Lubitsch and follows a Parisian man on a mission for forgiveness in 1919.
The film will be screened in black and white, in English and with French subtitles at the Théâtre des Variétés in Monaco, from 20:00 on Tuesday, November 23.
Discover more on the Tout L’Art du Cinema website.
Avishai Cohen Trio – Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival
Renowned singer, composer and bass player Avishai Cohen kicks off the fifteenth annual Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival with a concert in the Salle Garnier of the Monte-Carlo Opera house.
Doors will open at 20:00, and the seated concert will begin at 20:30 on Tuesday, November 23.
Discover more on the Monte-Carlo Live website.
Reserve tickets for 75 euros here.
The 2021 Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival will take place from November 23 to December 4, in which time a diverse program will offer seven concerts from different artists. Discover more about the Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival here.
Wednesday 24
Jamie Cullum – Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival
English artist Jamie Cullum will take to the stage of the Salle Garnier in the second concert of this year’s Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival from 20:30 on Wednesday, November 24.
Discover more on the Monte-Carlo Live website.
Reserve tickets for 85 euros here.
Thursday 25
Steve Hackett – Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival
Ex-lead guitarist of rock band Genesis, Steve Hackett is third on the list in this star studded program, and will revisit the best of Genesis in front of an audience in the Salle Garnier.
Discover more on the Monte-Carlo Live website.
Reserve tickets for 65 euros here.
N’ecoutez pas mesdames
The Princess Grace Theatre returns this week with another French language play. ‘N’ecoutez pas mesdames’ was written by Sacha Guitry and is staged by Nicolas Briançon. The performance will begin at 20:30 on Thursday, November 25.
Discover more on the Princess Grace Theatre website.
Reserve tickets on the Monte-Carlo Ticket website.
Friday 26
Women’s rights participative event
To mark the International Day to End Violence against Women on 25 November, the associations Fight Aids Monaco and SheCanHeCan, with the support of the Committee for the Promotion and Protection of Women’s Rights are organising an interactive and participative event aimed at men and boys to highlight their role in ending violence against women.
A stand held by the associations will be installed in the Commercial Gallery of Fontvieille, from 10:00 to 18:00 on Friday, November 26 men and boys are encouraged to come to have their pictures taken along with a powerful message of support.
Represented by the ambassadors Louis Ducruet, Pierre Frolla and David Coulthard, the aim of the day is to collect over 200 portraits of men standing up against violence against women.
Baroque music concert from Poland and England
The Ristretto ensemble will perform Baroque music from Poland and England in a concert at the St Paul’s Anglican Church in Monaco from 20:00 on Friday, November 26.
Sunday 28
Albert I commemoration – an OPMC concert
This week, the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra presents an Albert I commemoration concert, featuring renowned conductor Kazuki Yamada and Truls Mørk on the cello.
This special concert will begin at 18:00 on Sunday, November 28 at the Auditorium Rainier III.
Discover more on the OPMC website.
Reserve tickets on the Monte-Carlo Ticket website.
Looking Forward
Kermesse
The annual kermesse will take place on Sunday, December 4, and St Paul’s Anglican church in Monaco will be open to receive donations from Saturday, November 27.
Messiah
The Messiah will be performed, as is traditional, on Saturday, December 11 in St Paul’s church.
Featured image: Steve Hackett in concert
