We are delighted to be working in partnership with the Lincolnshire Music Service, bringing you a summer season of performances from some of the area’s finest young talent.
On Sunday afternoons throughout August, our Courtyard Cafe will be open so you can all enjoy these Summer Unplugged sessions with friends or chill out on your own – free of charge. Why not join us in this bright, airy and atmospheric space for the chance to listen to some emerging talent, whilst enjoying light refreshments or perhaps, a tasty treat from our extensive menu – savoury bites and sweet treats are available. Why not pre-order Afternoon Teas?
For more information, please visit our Courtyard Cafe page, to view the menu.
If you’d like to learn more about these talented young artistes, then please do read on below. They’d appreciate your support and so would we!
Summer Unplugged sessions:
Embassy Courtyard Cafe.
Embassy Theatre.
12 noon to 3pm.
Cafe open from 11:00am each Sunday.
Sunday 2nd August | 12 noon to 3pm.
Amelie Maya is a 16-year-old singer-songwriter and guitarist with a lifelong passion for music and performance. Drawing inspiration from indie and alternative pop, she is developing a distinctive sound that blends youthful authenticity with melodic, emotionally resonant songwriting. As an emerging artist, Amelie Maya brings warmth, sincerity, and a fresh perspective to every performance.
Sunday 9th August | 12 noon to 3pm.
Yemurai Masawi is a vocalist who has been singing since early childhood, developing a deep-rooted passion for music from a young age. Drawing inspiration from R&B, soul, and jazz, her sound is heavily influenced by classic artists and the rich musical landscape of the 1990s, as well as iconic voices such as Nina Simone. Music has always played a central role in her life, shaping both her artistic identity and her connection to audiences. Known for her emotive delivery and authentic presence, Yemurai is driven by a love of performance and a desire to create meaningful, heartfelt connections with listeners through her voice.
Sunday 16th August | 12 noon to 3pm.
Fay Jones is a Grade 7 pianist currently studying A Level Music, with a passion for performance that began at the age of six. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of musical styles, she is particularly influenced by jazz and blues, bringing both versatility and personality to her playing. Alongside piano, Fay also plays guitar and continues to develop her musicianship across multiple disciplines. Outside of music, she enjoys martial arts and horse riding, interests that reflect her creativity, focus and dedication.
Sunday 16th August | 12 noon to 3pm.
Also performing on Sunday 16th August is Ollie Sewell-Stewart.
Ollie is a grade 6 pianist and trumpet player from King’s School, Grantham, where he performs with a variety of ensembles. Inspired by artists such as Billy Joel, he enjoys exploring a wide range of musical styles, with a particular passion for modern classical and jazz.
Sunday 23rd August | 12 noon to 3pm.
Jacob plays a wide range of covers from the 1950’s to the present day on acoustic guitar. Over the past year, he has released three singles and an acoustic EP, showcasing a sound that takes listeners on a musical journey of emotional reflection. His songs have been described as catchy and memorable, highlighting his strength as both a performer and songwriter. Born in Lincolnshire, Jacob is a promising local artist and an act well worth watching.
The Embassy Experience may begin at the front doors however we know only too well that what happens on stage is of course the main event. Visit our What’s On page to see which shows are on sale and ready to entertain you throughout the year. There’s something to suite everyone’s taste. Ensure that your favourite show is a part of your Embassy Experience. We can’t wait to host you. Your own Embassy Experience awaits…
