Directed by KJ SANCHEZ
Unlock the secrets.
Passionate romance meets thrilling psychological drama in this critically acclaimed adaptation. Poor and plain but with a fiery spirit, Jane Eyre overcomes a troubled childhood to land a position as governess at the mysterious Thornfield estate. Her fortunes take an improbable twist once she falls for Thornfield’s enigmatic master Mr. Rochester and finds her love returned. When secrets from the past threaten her newfound happiness, Jane decides to forge her own path, one in which she can be true to herself and follow her heart. Jane Eyre depicts an unconventional heroine for the ages who’s certain to cast a spell on fans of the novel and those new to her charms.
"One of the finest and most searching stage adaptations of a great novel I have ever seen." — The London Telegraph
ADVISORY: Jane Eyre is appropriate for adult and teenage audiences. This adaptation contains mature themes that capture the psychological intensity and sensuality of the novel.
RUNNING TIME: The show runs approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes, including one intermission.
Michael Sharon
Jun 14, 2017, 15:14 PM
Role :
Rochester
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Mr. Sharon is thrilled to return to the Playhouse, having appeared here in Avenue X in 2001. International and New York credits include Leontes in The Winter’s Tale (GBS Theatre, London), El Gallo in the historic off-Broadway production of The Fantasticks, and The Most Happy Fella at New York City Opera, Lincoln Center. Regional credits include title roles in Macbeth (Los Angeles Theatre Center), Julius Caesar (Folger Theatre), Pericles (Connecticut Repertory Theatre) and Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Bristol Riverside), as well as Emile DeBecque in South Pacific (Delaware Theatre Company), Vronsky in Anna Karenina (Portland Center Stage), Starbuck in The Rainmaker (People's Light), Mr. Knightley in Jane Austin's Emma (Pioneer Theatre Company), and Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music (Fulton Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre; Broadway World and Carbonell Award nominations). Mr. Sharon’s credits also include the Shakespeare Theatre Company (Helen Hayes Award nomination), Actor's Theatre of Louisville, Long Wharf, Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, Goodspeed Opera House, and multiple seasons at the Oregon, Utah and Alabama Shakespeare Festivals. Film and TV credits include Identical, According to Jim, Unforgettable and One Life to Live. Mr. Sharon received his training at the University of Southern California and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, London.
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