Tickets & Showtimes
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- 2020
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- Sun, Mar 227:30pm P
- Mar 23
- Tue, Mar 247:30pm P,TT
- Wed, Mar 257:30pm P
- Thu, Mar 267:30pm P
- Fri, Mar 278:00pm ON
- Sat, Mar 288:00pm
- Sun, Mar 292:00pm IN7:30pm
- Mar 30
- Tue, Mar 317:30pm $
- Wed, Apr 17:30pm $,PT
- Thu, Apr 27:30pm SD
- Fri, Apr 38:00pm WT
- Sat, Apr 48:00pm
- Sun, Apr 52:00pm 7:30pm
- Apr 6
- Tue, Apr 77:30pm
- Wed, Apr 87:30pm
- Thu, Apr 97:30pm
- Fri, Apr 108:00pm
- Sat, Apr 112:00pm AD8:00pm
- Sun, Apr 122:00pm
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Programming guide:
About
By Kate Hamill, based on the novel by Jane Austen
Shake off the mothballs, this isn’t your grandmother’s Jane Austen. In a world of ball gowns and palatial estates, Mrs. Bennett schemes to find suitable husbands for her daughters, but Elizabeth isn’t so sure – at least not when it comes to the impossible Mr. Darcy. Dance into a world of mixed-up lovers in this irreverent adaptation of the classic romance.
From the Artistic Director
I’m going to make a confession: I’ve never been a big Jane Austen fan. I like my British novels more Bronte style—but this Pride and Prejudice is brought to the stage by the incomparable Kate Hamill. She manages to not only remain faithful to the story of the novel, but to make an archaic, unpredictable, and brilliantly funny piece of theater out of the novel. Austen fan or not, you’re going to fall in love with the Bennett family and the crazy things they’ll do in the name of marriage.