PRIDE & PREJUDICE

January 17 - February 4, 2018

by Jane Austen, adapted for the stage by Joseph Hanreddy and J.R. Sullivan
This stage adaptation of Jane Austen's most beloved novel will sweep you away with its witty, fast-paced exploration of expectations that has become the template for modern romance. Sparks fly when the charming, vibrant Elizabeth clashes with the aloof, enigmatic Mr. Darcy. Romantic repartee will be best appreciated by ages 10 and older.

Running Time is 3 hours

Behind the scenes

Pride & Prejudice, Production Photos, Season 39

PRIDE & PREJUDICE Production Photos

Pride & Prejudice, Production Photos, Season 39

Check out the production photos from PRIDE & PREJUDICE!

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Pride & Prejudice, Production Photos, Season 39

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39, Set Design, Featured on Instagram

Brick by Brick: A Set Building Vignette

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39, Set Design, Featured on Instagram

We snuck into the scene shop during dress rehearsals for PRIDE & PREJUDICE to give you a glimpse of the build for our beautiful English mansion. Watch more!

Season 39, Pride & Prejudice, Video, Behind the Scenes

Surviving the Snow with P&P Cast Members

Season 39, Pride & Prejudice, Video, Behind the Scenes

Our PRIDE & PREJUDICE cast members had some great survival ideas for this weekend's snow storm...

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Season 39, Pride & Prejudice, Video, Behind the Scenes

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39, Behind the Scenes, Rehearsal Photos, Featured on Instagram

Sneak Peek at PRIDE & PREJUDICE Rehearsal

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39, Behind the Scenes, Rehearsal Photos, Featured on Instagram

We were able to hang out a bit with the cast during the PRIDE & PREJUDICE rehearsal and wanted to share the experience with you! Here's your sneak peek:

Press

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39

BWW: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE at Virginia Stage Company - Love in Surrealness

Pride & Prejudice, Season 39

"We long for other worlds. For all our individual reasons, which are varied and true, we long to experience the elsewhere. Be it movies, books, tv, theatre, dance, or museums, we welcomingly fall into other places. These places can provide opposition or solidarity, but always stir empathy within. They may be wholly different or strikingly similar to our own worlds but we are never alone in these places to which we have escaped. We become invested in characters and viscerally respond to their triumphs and failures. By the very essence of the human psyche, we see ourselves in these stories regardless of place or status and Virginia Stage Company's recent production of Jane Austen's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE is proof of that."

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Pride & Prejudice, Season 39