In Los Altos, California:
Los Altos Youth Theatre presents
Jane Eyre
Adapted from the Charlotte Brontë Novel by Willis Hall
Directed by: Rebecca J Ennals, Artistic Director of San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
Bus Barn Theatre
March 6-21
This production is a collaborative effort with The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival. Best known for bringing Free Shakespeare in the Park to Cupertino each summer, the company is excited to work with the City of Los Altos and LAYT on its production of Jane Eyre. Several members of the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival creative staff will contribute to Jane Eyre.
In Lancaster, UK:
An Evening with Charlotte Brontë
Lancaster Library. Performances are on March 6 and 7 at 7.30pm.
A one-woman show paying tribute to Charlotte Brontë comes to Lancaster Library this weekend.
Little Red Hen Theatre’s acclaimed show ‘An Evening with Charlotte Bronte’ sees Prudence Edwards bring the legendary author to life. (Lancaster Guardian)
At the University of Albany,New York:
1939 film "Wuthering Heights" to be screened Friday, March 6, 2015
Screening tie-in with new book by novelist Caryl Phillips, who will visit the Writers Institute on March 10
Friday, March 6, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. in Page Hall, 135 Western Avenue, on the University at Albany's downtown campus. Sponsored by the New York State Writers Institute as part of its Classic Film Series, the screening is free and open to the public.
This adaptation of Emily Brontë's tempestuous romance-one of the most enduring classics of English literature-received eight Academy Award nominations, including one for "Best Picture" in a year considered by many critics to be the most competitive in American film history. The film stars Merle Oberon, Laurence Olivier, and David Niven. The screening is in association with the upcoming appearance of award-winning fiction writer Caryl Phillips, who reimagines elements of WUTHERING HEIGHTS in his new novel, The Lost Child (2015). Phillips will appear at the Writers Institute on Tuesday, March 10 to read from and discuss his new novel.
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