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Stamford Shoestring Theatre Company present Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. Adapted by Polly Teale.
Experience Charlotte Brontë's classic Gothic romance in a bold, contemporary stage adaptation by Polly Teale.
In a world of stifling Victorian expectations, orphaned Jane Eyre learns to conceal her fiery spirit. It's only when she becomes governess at Thornfield Hall that the enigmatic Mr Rochester awakens something long buried inside her - but Thornfield holds its own dark secrets, hidden in the attic...
This amateur production of Jane Eyre is presented by arrangement with Nick Hern Books
Book Tickets
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Tue 3 March 7:45 PM
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Wed 4 March 7:45 PM
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Thu 5 March 7:45 PM
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Fri 6 March 7:45 PM
Important Information
Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre
Tickets: £12 (£10 concessions)
Offer: Buy 10 tickets get the 11th free
Tuesday 3rd – Saturday 7th March 2026
This is a hired event
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