St Mary’s Church, Hartley Wintney - 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: nuzzling.locker.catch
• Parking: There is limited disabled parking available at the church. Further parking is available in the public car park in the village, approximately a 10-15 minute walk to the venue.
• Seating Provided: Yes. You may like to consider bringing a cushion as the seating is on wooden pews.
• Food and Drink: Refreshments will be on sale at the venue from an hour prior to the performance.
• Dogs: No dogs other than guide dogs will be admitted to this performance.
• Wheelchair User Access: 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.
• Latecomers: Will not be admitted.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