Contemporary choreography and imaginative sets make the Northern Ballet’s Jane Eyre a compelling retelling of the classic love story.

When I coined the phrase Be More Brontë as the linchpin of our education programme and all young people will ever need in ...

The ballet Jane Eyre was created by choreographer and director Cathy Marston ... Marston adapts the ending so that Bertha Mason, Rochester's mad wife, is much more visible towards the end and ...

Jane Eyre is subtitled ... “By projecting their rebellious impulses not into their heroines but into mad or monstrous women (who are suitably punished in the course of the novel or poem ...

Reading Charlotte Brontë’s “Jane Eyre,” for example ... the suppressed, the made-mad, the sequestered” that was Blackness. This is the very essence, and paradox, of so-called novels ...

THE AUTHOR references ‘madwoman in the attic’ from Charlotte Brontë’s Gothic-style classic ‘Jane Eyre,’ connecting her to Talmudic stories about women. (photo credit: Mika Baumeister ...

The premise of "Mad Woman" can be easily connected to the ... Once again, it calls to mind "Jane Eyre." (Spoilers ahead!) When Jane finally agrees to marry Mr. Rochester in Brontë's novel ...

Classic Theatre of Maryland’s production of Jane Eyre is a faithful, moving adaptation of Charlotte ... Costume Designer Sally Boyett and Wig Designer Tommy Malek recreate the period with the women ...

This is conveyed most powerfully in the novel’s closing pages, which speak back to the degradation of the “mad woman” through centuries of literature, from Jane Eyre onwards. I don’t want ...

She's also the author of a memoir, called "Praying with Jane Eyre," all about how she has learned ... But it was amazing. It was four women who I'd never met before and they were all so game ...