Olivier Award-winning musical adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, with comedy, music and an all-female cast, returns to the UK.
Pride and Prejudice (sort of) returns to the Richmond Theatre from 16 to 21 November, after a West End run that picked up an Olivier Award for Best Comedy and a shortlist for an Evening Standard Award. It's Isobel McArthur's new adaptation of Jane Austen's novel, and it's back on tour following huge demand.
Set in the 1800s, it follows the story of the many Miss Bennetts with wit, irreverence and a bit of karaoke, staged by an all-female cast that reimagines Austen's work for a modern audience. The show mixes comedy, music and pure chaos, with a soundtrack that pulls in pop favourites like 'Young Hearts Run Free', 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow' and 'You're So Vain'. It's a far cry from the period drama you might be expecting, and the asterisk in the title gives you a fair warning of that.
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Running time is 2 hours 20 minutes including an interval, and age guidance is 12+. Tickets start from £15, with the 2:30pm matinee on Saturday 21 November priced from £25.
