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Experience the power of live theatre in the dazzling State Rooms at Stowe House. Against this magnificent backdrop, This is My Theatre presents Jane Eyre – a spellbinding adaptation of Charlotte Brontë's beloved novel, filled with passion, mystery and courage.
Jane Eyre
Written by Charlotte Bronte
Directed by Sarah Slator
Adapted by Ethan Taylor
Music by Simon Stallard
"I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will."
Orphaned and alone, Jane Eyre grows up in a world that seeks to silence her spirit. Defiant in her search for freedom, belonging, and love, she finds herself at Thornfield Hall – where the enigmatic Mr. Rochester hides dark secrets behind its walls. Passion, mystery, and resilience collide in this sweeping story of self-discovery and courage, brought to life in a bold new adaptation – with traditional folk music woven throughout – of Charlotte Brontë's timeless classic!
Enjoy pre-show and interval refreshments as you immerse yourself in this unforgettable evening of theatre within one of England's most magnificent stately homes.
Essential Info:
Booking essential
Doors open at 6.30pm | Performance begins at 7.00pm | Running time approx. 85 minutes | Performance finishes at 9.00pm
Students will be required to show a valid Student ID on arrival
Under 16s receive the student rate – no ID required
When purchasing alcoholic drinks, we operate a Challenge 25 policy. Please bring ID – and who knows, you might even enjoy being asked if you look young enough!
The venue is fully accessible. Please let us know of any access needs once you've booked your tickets by emailing us in advance.
| Season (31 Mar 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Tuesday | 19:00 | - 21:00 |
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