An Evening with Jemima-May Rees brings a young Island performer to the Magazine Theatre at Bembridge Fort for a one-off live music show. Jemima-May has been building experience through the Isle of Wight musical theatre scene, and this programme gives her space to move across several genres, show off her vocals and, if the evening takes that turn, bring out the ukulele.
The concert supports Jemima-May's next steps as a performer, so each ticket backs her musical journey. The Magazine Theatre sits within the historic fort on Culver Down, giving the performance a setting far removed from a standard town-centre stage. The Fort's 1867 Bar plans to serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, with snacks available. Arrive early enough to settle in before the show.
Advance booking is essential. Doors open at 6.30pm and the performance starts at 7pm; the organiser has not published a finish time, so leave some margin when planning the journey home. Tickets arrive by email and staff scan them at the entrance. Free parking is available outside the Fort walls. Wheelchair users can reach the theatre, but the route passes through an underground tunnel with dark sections, and the site does not yet have an accessible toilet. Disabled parking inside the walls must be arranged in advance with the venue. The organiser may use flash photography during the event for publicity; tell a member of staff if you want to be excluded. Check the remaining tickets for this personal Tuesday-night concert, then browse more live music on the Isle of Wight.
