By Emily Brontë“He's more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.”When Mr Earnshaw returns to Wuthering Heights with an orphan boy, worlds collide. Amid these wild moors, a bond is formed between this once unloved child Heathcliffe and Earnshaw’s own daughter Catherine, sparking revenge, passion and obsession that will last a lifetime and beyond.A beautiful and haunting adaptation that will make audiences fall in love with Emily Brontë's novel all over again.Running time: approximately 85 minutes.
TOUR:
Danny House, Hurstpierpoint, Wednesday 10th May, 7pm
Preston Old Church, Brighton, Thursday 18th May, 7.30pm
The Medieval Hall, Salisbury, Wednesday 24th May,, 7.30pm
The Castle Grounds, Reigate, Tuesday 6th June, 7pm
Tymperleys, Colchester, Thursday 15th June, 7pm
Church of St Mary, Guilden Morden, Thursday 11th May,, 7.30pm
The Paddock , Upper Beeding, Tuesday 23rd May, 7pm
The Hawth Theatre, Crawley, Thursday 25th May, 7pm
Old Saxon Church, Albury, Thursday 8th June,. 7pm
Southwell Minster. Southwell, Friday 16th June, 7pm
St Mary's Church, Burham .Wednesday 17th May, 7pm
The Medieval Hal, Salisbury, Wednesday 24th May, 5pm
St Mary's Church. Pitston, Thursday 1st June,, 7pm
All Saints Church, Elton, Friday 9th June,, 7.30pm
On BBC Sussex's Joe Talbot programme, the actress Jess Aquilina talks about the show.
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