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Visiting theatre group will perform Jane Eyre at the TAL

On 08/10/2013 At 3:40 pm

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AS part of the Thame Arts and Literary Festival,  MYRIAD PRODUCTIONS LTD, will be performing JANE EYRE, By Charlotte Brontë, adapted for the stage by Connie Stephens. The performance will begin at 7.45 pm at The Players Theatre, Nelson Street, Thame, on Sunday, October 20.

ORPHANED  whilst still a baby and adopted by a kindly Uncle who promptly died, Jane Eyre has never known a loving home. Raised by her Aunt with cruel indifference at best and sent away to Lowood School where starvation, frostbite and typhus are part of the daily curriculum, Jane is ostensibly on course for a brief life of misery and depravation.

But Jane Eyre is special. Her nature strong, warm, unique: her sense of self unshakeable. She will not be defeated.

After eight years at Lowood – two as a teacher – she applies for work as a governess and is offered a position at Thornfield Hall, occasional home of the enigmatic Mr Rochester. To her surprise, he quickly appears to take a keen interest in her, expressing a sense of affinity so strong and indisputable that Jane finds herself helplessly compelled.

But all is not as it seems, for Mr Rochester conceals a dreadful secret within the walls of Thornfield, a secret so sinister, so damning, that its exposure can spell only devastation for Jane.

So begins one or the most masterfully erotic romances ever written, as the genius of Charlotte Brontë weaves gothic horror with the universal search for truth, the battle to retain your individuality within love, to follow your heart and head in tandem, and the shattering consequences of choosing a life-companion who is neither friend nor equal.

Company Biography

Myriad Productions is based in Brentwood, Essex, and was founded in 2007. Recent credits include Far From the Madding Crowd, Our Mutual Friend, Wuthering Heights, Anna Karenina, Little Women, Great Expectations, The Brothers Karamazov, The Count of Monte Cristo, The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, Tess of the d’Urbervilles, Crime & Punishment, Pride & Prejudice, A Christmas Carol, A Doll’s House and Look Back in Anger.

Venue: The Players Theatre, Nelson Street, Thame OX9 2DP
Box Office: Tickets Anywhere, 5 Greyhound Walk, Thame Tel: 01844 217 228 and and TAL: 0871 288 3420 or online http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/73654
Tickets: £10/£8

http://myriadtheatreproductions.com/tourdates.html

 

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