Outdoor theatre: 'Pride & Prejudice' by Jane Austen
Join us on the lawn for this open-air theatre performance by Hotbuckle Productions of Jane Austen's 'Pride & Prejudice'.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Hotbuckle are renown for their fast -paced, multi-role playing adaptations which cross age and gender traditions, and in their latest offering Hotbuckle invites us to enter the world of The Bennets. From the headstrong Elizabeth Bennet to the proud Mr Darcy, Hotbuckle’s rich characterisations abound in this latest adaptation by skilled writer Adrian Preater. Full of humour and invention, this is story-telling at its finest, as we meet five sisters who deal with marriage, morality and misconceptions in unique Hotbuckle style. This is Jane Austen as you’ve never experienced her before, so, get your tickets and Hotbuckle up, for the carriage ride of your life!
Running time 120 minutes
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £15.00 |
| Child | £11.00 |
| Concession | £13.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01805 624624
- Suitability
Accompanied children are welcome.
- Meeting point
This event will take place on the lawn in front of the House.
- What to bring and wear
Please bring a picnic blanket or chairs, food and drink welcome. Please dress appropriately for the weather, this is an outdoor event.
- Other
More info and FAQ are on the plough arts centre website.
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