Staging the Shadow: How London’s Jane Eyre: A Musical Shrinks Brontë’s Gothic Masterpiece—and Why It Matters
Executive Overview Charlotte Brontë’s 1847 masterpiece, Jane Eyre, has long defied tidy theatrical categorization. The novel’s titular heroine may famously describe herself as “plain, and little,” yet the literary world she inhabits looms gargantuan over any stage that attempts to contain it. This tension between intimate interiority and sweeping, elemental grandeur lies squarely at the … Read more
