Hello!
Welcome to my new website for Zoe Jasko Productions.
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Here you will find details of inspiring events - concerts and performances -blending music, talks, literature and the arts, featuring my talented colleagues from the arts world as well as emerging young artists.
Please feel free to contact me for further information
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Looking forward to seeing you at my events!
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Zoe
Friday 20th June
7.30pm
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St Peter's Church
Ayot St Peter
£12
An upbeat, summer time evening to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe and to help raise funds for St Peter's Ayot St Peter.
Discover the origins and work of the Women’s Voluntary Service, a fantastic organisation of which one in ten British women were members during the Second World War. Hear about how I found and used the sources for my book.
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Enjoy a performance of popular songs from the period, accompanied by pianist Chris McGuire. There will even be the chance to join in!
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Saturday 13th September
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150 Years of Song
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7.30pm
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St Peter's Church,Ayot St Peter
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£16
In 2025 the iconic early arts and crafts church St Peter's at Ayot St Peter will be celebrating its 150th anniversary. I am delighted to help the community celebrate with '150 years of Song' featuring my colleagues Jessica Wiley (soprano), Robert Little (tenor) and Chris McGuire (piano).
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All the songs we have selected for the programme were highly popular in their day. Will you know all the songs from 15 decades? Come and find out and help support the on-going restoration of this beautiful church building.
Sunday 9th November
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Noel Coward and Ivor Novello:
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Where are the Songs We Sang?
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St Paul's Walden Bury
6 pm (doors open 5.45pm)
£25
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Featuring
Angela Henckel (soprano)
Christopher Gould (piano)
For my November 2025 evening at St Paul's Walden Bury, I absolutely thrilled to present Angela Henckel and Christopher Gould performing Where Are The Songs We Sung - a new concert inspired by their album celebrating the timeless songs of Noël Coward and Ivor Novello. Full of wisdom and wit, these ravishing songs are as poignant and striking now as the day they were written.