Adapted from Charlotte Bronte’s novel by Dougie Blaxland
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In the face of the isolation and abandonment of a loveless childhood, Jane Eyre refuses to bend to the will of her abusers. But does she achieve the independence and equality that she craves, and does her resistance change anything?
Hailed as a “brilliantly engaging piece of drama” and “a theatrical tour de force”, Live Wire Theatre & RoughHouse Theatres’ inventive exploration of the status of women in society make this critically acclaimed dramatisation as relevant today as Charlotte Bronte’s original novel was 178 years ago.
Here is a company of technical brilliance, with a rare gift for bringing classics to life with loyalty, energy and intrigue
This is the way to introduce recalcitrant students of literature to the classics and in particular the Victorian novel.
In the face of the isolation and abandonment of a loveless childhood, Jane Eyre refuses to bend to the will of her abusers. But does she achieve the independence and equality that she craves, and does her resistance change anything?
Hailed as a “brilliantly engaging piece of drama” and “a theatrical tour de force”, Live Wire Theatre & RoughHouse Theatres’ inventive exploration of the status of women in society make this critically acclaimed dramatisation as relevant today as Charlotte Bronte’s original novel was 178 years ago.
Here is a company of technical brilliance, with a rare gift for bringing classics to life with loyalty, energy and intrigue
This is the way to introduce recalcitrant students of literature to the classics and in particular the Victorian novel.
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