It is a truth universally acknowledged that Pride & Prejudice is one of the greatest romance stories ever written. In the 250th year after her birth, Jane Austen’s timeless tale leaps to the stage in a vibrant retelling with a luminous all-Queensland cast.
Smart, witty and fearless, Elizabeth Bennet is an independent young woman who dearly loves a laugh and is not afraid to poke fun where fun is most definitely warranted. At odds with her husband-hunting sisters and dithery mother, Elizabeth longs for the power to determine her own marital fate.
Amidst the glittering swirl of regency balls, gossip and the hypocrisy of 19th century England, Elizabeth encounters the arrogant, aloof, but infuriatingly eligible Mr Darcy. The two are more alike than they care to admit. Mindful? Yes. Demure? Debatable. A perfect match? Most ardently!
Penned by Patrick White Award winners Wendy Mocke and Lewis Treston, Austen’s rapier wit and iconic characters burst to life in this exquisite theatrical adaptation of the novel that defined the very genre of romantic comedy.
"To you I shall say, as I have often said before, do not be in a hurry, the right man will come at last." — Jane Austen
2hr 30min. Incl. 1 Interval.
Ages 13+.
20th February, 2025
9th March, 2025
QPAC is dedicated to being welcoming, accessible and inclusive for the widest possible audience. Your visit to QPAC may involve some stairs. Each theatre has lifts which assist patrons with mobility difficulties to access all foyers.
GETTING TO THE VENUE
BY TRAIN: Stop at South Brisbane Station, opposite QPAC in Grey Street.
BY BUS: From 15 August the outbound bus services platform has moved to the end of Victoria Bridge across to the other side of Grey St (Melbourne St, opposite Starbucks Coffee). Platform 2 and Platform 3 will remain in this location for the duration of the Brisbane Metro works. Services will continue to operate from this temporary location as per bus timetables.
BY CITYCAT: Stop at the South Bank ferry stop, which is only a short walk along the river from QPAC.
BY TAXI: The taxi area is located on the Grey Street side of QPAC. Free taxi phones are located in the Melbourne Street foyer, Cremorne Theatre lobby and near the Playhouse cloakroom.
BY CAR: There are a number of paid carparks available in the vicinity. We advise reviewing the Queensland Performing Arts Centre Visit Guide, for full details.
Co-Adaptors Wendy Mocke & Lewis Treston
Co-Directors Bridget Boyle & Daniel Evans
Designer Christina Smith
Composer & Sound Designer Guy Webster
Dramaturg Saffron Benner
Cast includes: Maddison Burridge & Andrew Hearle
Night with the Artists: Tuesday 25 February 6.30pm | Auslan Interpreted: Friday 28 February 7.30pm | Audio Described: Friday 28 February 7.30pm & Saturday 1 March 2.00pm | Tactile Tour: Friday 28 February 7.30pm & Saturday 1 March 2.00pm (90 mins before)
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE runs for 2hr 30min. Incl. 1 Interval.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE is at South Brisbane's Playhouse | Queensland Performing Arts Centre, which is located at Corner of Grey and Melbourne Street, South Brisbane, 4101.
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE tickets start at $84.
Ages 13+.
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