JANE EYRE
A Memory, A Fever, A Dream
Adapted by Daniel Kramer
from the novel by Charlotte Brontë
Directed by Acacia Duncan
May 16 - June 8, 2013
@Riffe Center Studio One
77 South High St.
Columbus, OH 43215
Featuring: Jeff Horst, Elena Perantoni, Michelle G. Schroeder, and Robyn Rae Stype.
JANE EYRE is approximately 90 minutes long with no intermission.
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Xela Batchelder, Adam Clark, David Gertler, Liz Quere Slaybaugh, Sara Kaplow McClusky, Melissa Starker, Allison Atkinson, Cori, Erin Ellingwood, Laura Jay, Melissa Chan, Kate Tull, Eleni Papaleonardos, Harry F. Murphine, Ruby Classen, Jan Richardson, Michelle Johnson, Doughboy the Movie, Sarah Gehring, Jeb Bigelow, Mark Gilicinski, Gail Wheatley, Anne, Sarah, Cynthia Wallingford, Kat Barnes, Ian Short, Elena Perantoni, Carrie Cox, John Perantoni, Matt Wagner, Ronald Bach, Lucinda S. Thomas, Chris Brakenbury, Margaret Anich, Clayton Petry, Sean Jones, Daniel Kramer, Anne, Phil Styer, Diane Goodsmith, Megan Pierce, Nora Dellacroce, Vicki Tomashot Bauer, Caryn Neuman, Kirten Houck, Brant Jones, Lisa, Canada K, Dave Wallingford, Jen Schlueter, Whitney Thomas Eads, Charles Marrow-Jones, Chris Shirer, Jesse Glover Boettcher, Roy Gottlieb, Eric Sweetman, Thomas Winningham, Rini Alvarez, Michael Duncan, Amy Hamm, Diane Warren, Jill Tangeman, Teamtim, Emily Rhodes, Kristin, Edward T. Henderson, MB, Nancy Duncan, Cynthia Anderson, William Saam, Kimberly M. Lowe, Elizabeth Lindsmith, Michelle Gilfillan Schroeder, Josie Merkle, Bridget Granger, Tim Londergan, Holly Boone Papaleonardos, Joe E. Heimlich, Woong Jo Chang, Ron & Melissa Weber
Schedule
Thursday 5/16 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Friday 5/17 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Saturday 5/18 @ 8pm
Friday 5/24 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Saturday 5/25 @ 8pm
Sunday 5/26 @ 2pm
Friday 5/31 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Saturday 6/1 @ 8pm
Sunday 6/2 @ 2pm
Thursday 6/6 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Friday 6/7 @ 8pm + TALKBACK
Saturday 6/8 @ 8pm
ABOUT THIS PLAY
– Michael Grossberg, Columbus Dispatch
– Lisa Much, Columbus Underground
Daniel Elihu Kramer, well-known for our popular production of Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice, returns to Columbus and Available Light for a romantic deconstruction of another beloved Jane.
Why is JANE EYRE so beloved? What has the novel meant to readers in the past? What does it mean now? How is Jane’s story universal and how is it deeply personal?
Jane Eyre: A Memory, A Fever, A Dream faithfully enhances Charlotte Brontë’s classic story. In this world premiere production contemporary voices (culled from AVLT’s own interviews) relate personal experiences and memories of the novel, exploring the many ways readers see themselves reflected in this classic book.