Lizzy,Darcy and Jane
To celebrate the 200th anniversary year of Pride and Prejudice, MadCap Theatre Productions present ‘Lizzy, Darcy and Jane’ by Joanna Norland; where Jane Austen must pit her wits and will against her greatest adversary and ally- the intrepid heroine of Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet
Heady with her first taste of love for the dashing Tom LeFroy, Jane Austen creates Elizabeth Bennet in an exuberant moment of inspiration, with Mr Darcy taking on the role of her arch enemy and reluctant admirer. However when Jane's romance to Tom sours, she sentences Elizabeth to marry the odious Mr Collin, and herself to an equally disastrous marriage. The fates of the author, the novel and its heroine are at stake- Elizabeth Bennet must take action.
In Joanna Norland's play, Jane Austen blurs reality and imagination by fusing her personal life with the lives of her, very real, characters in Pride and Prejudice.
MadCap Theatre Productions are a successful and critically acclaimed touring company who bring to the stage a huge range of works (contemporary comedy to Shakespeare)! They are an exciting and innovative company, who delight in combining music, dance and physical theatre to make their performances engaging, exciting and above all, entertaining.
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