'With the possible exception of Emily Brontë'

The Mercury News reports that Berkeley Repertory Theatre's 2022-23 season will include Emma Rice's Wuthering Heights.

“Wuthering Heights”: The season kicks off in November with the West Coast premiere of celebrated British stage actor and director Emma Rice’s audacious and acclaimed reinvention of “Wuthering Heights,” Emily Brontë’s gothic love story. Rice directs the touring production featuring her Wise Children theatrical company. (Randy McMullen)

Daily Mail reviews the book Arnold Bennet: Lost Icon by Patrick Donovan mentioning his misogynistic views.

Again, [Virginia] Woolf gave Bennett the cold-shoulder. 

He (15 years her senior) goaded her for being a woman, hence prone (in his view) to too much ­meandering, a lack of focus — with the exception of Emily Brontë, ‘No woman has yet produced a novel to equal great novels of men.’ (Roger Lewis)

The United Business Journal features the forthcoming film Thor: Love And Thunder directed by Taika Waititi.

Waititi then added, “I’ve shied away from this idea of romance (before). I love Wuthering Heights and how big that love story is, and how over-the-top and operatic it is. They’re f**king declaring, I am Heathcliff and Heathcliff is me. We’re nowhere near as big as that, but it’s about love and about people who want love and what love means to people.” (Vidhi Dubey)

GScene posts a review of Wise Children's Wuthering Heights.