A charming, witty stage adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel Sense and Sensibility, directed by Georgia Oakley.
Sense and Sensibility runs at the Stephen Joseph Theatre from 2 to 5 November, a short four-day window that puts Jane Austen's classic novel on the Scarborough stage. It's a story of love and sisterhood, and the production is directed by Georgia Oakley.
If you're familiar with the book, you know the territory: the Dashwood sisters, each navigating romance and family duty in her own way, and the tension that comes from their contrasting approaches to life and love. The production is described as charming and witty, and it keeps the focus on that central bond between the sisters. It's a small run, so you've only a few days to catch it.
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The show opens on Tuesday 2 November and runs through to Friday 5 November at the Stephen Joseph Theatre, right here in Scarborough. With just four dates on the bill, it's a quick visit rather than a long residency, so it's worth picking your evening early. If you've read the novel or seen the various adaptations, this is another take on it, this time brought to the local stage by Georgia Oakley.
