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JFoW | An Introduction to The Divine Comedy

During this talk, Katie Bastiman will provide an introduction to Dante’s great poem, explore the wide range of artistic works that have taken inspiration from the Comedy over the centuries, and highlight some life lessons from Dante which are still relevant today.

  • Seasonal opening
  • Booking needed

Price: starting at £6

More Information

The Divine Comedy is one of the most important works of European literature, telling the story of a journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise. Those who choose to delve into this 700-year-old text will find that it has plenty to offer the modern reader.

Katie Bastiman is a Dante scholar and teacher based in Jersey. She first studied Dante during her undergraduate degree in French and Italian at Somerville College, Oxford. After graduating with a First, she completed a Masters degree at the same University during which she specialised in Dante’s works, graduating with Distinction.

Opening Information

We are open:
September

Key Features
  • Indoor
  • Couples
  • Wheelchair access

Location

Jersey Arts Centre
Phillips Street
Jersey
St. Helier

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Phillips Street entrance

Jersey Arts Centre

Jersey Arts Centre exists to foster the development and celebration of the arts island-wide and beyond. To enrich the quality of life for all residents and visitors. To encourage participation in the performing, visual and literary arts. To educate, inspire and to encourage debate.

Free entry