Holy Trinity Church, Ardington - Jane Eyre

“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!

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Written by Charlotte Bronte

Directed by Sarah Slator

Assistant Direction by Chloe Bond

Music by Simon Stallard

Adapted by Ethan Taylor

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This performance will take place indoors.

Note: Many of our historic venues are without heating and can therefore be cold in all seasons so please dress warmly.

• Doors Open from: 6.30pm
  
• Running time: Approximately 85 minutes
• What3Words Location: final.juggles.hurry
• Parking: There is limited onstreet parking at this venue. Parking is available at The Loyd Lindsay Rooms, a short walk from the venue.
• Seating Provided: Yes. (As the majority of seating is on church pews do feel free to bring a cushion.)
• Food and Drink: Refreshments will be sold before the performance as well as during the interval.
• Dogs: No dogs other than guide dogs will be admitted to this performance.
• Wheelchair User Access: The church is accessible via a wheelchair ramp. If you have any access requirements before your visit, please contact the Box Office via email or phone (07981 227790) ahead of the performance date.

You can find our full Terms & Conditions here.

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Critics have said of the production:

“An enchanting production of Jane Eyre brilliantly performed by only four talented actors who manage to convey the drama and poignancy of the original novel!” - Sussex Local Magazine

“A lovely production with an enchanted feel… This Is My Theatre are certainly worth looking out for!” - ingenu/e magazine