The ballet Jane Eyre was created by choreographer and director Cathy Marston nine years ago and has been frequently revived ...

More generally, it is known as phantom crying. My husband and I call it Jeff, as in “is that the baby, or is it Jeff?”.

Or a home-grown tenor like Elliott Graber, who took the complicated and overworked character of Rochester and sold it like it was hot. There is inherent intimacy in an ensemble show like “Jane Eyre,” ...

10 May-26 July MRS WARREN ... classic novel Jane Eyre is touring the country, including a stop at Sadler's Wells. Watch as the story of governess Jane and the brooding Mr Rochester comes to ...

Jane Eyre: [angry at Rochester] How can you be so stupid ... Mr. Rochester: Jane, you're a strange and almost unearthly thing. Mrs. Reed: I want her to be brought up in a manner befitting her ...

I expect that Mrs. Poole took too much of the Gin and water as she slept the lady, Mrs. Rochester, unlocked the keys. She did what she failed to do a year ago, set the whole place to fire. We would ...

Far from honouring his father and mother, he caricatured them mercilessly as the selfish Mr Dorrit and the wittering Mrs Nickleby ... Mr Brocklehurst in Jane Eyre, but in its low-key way it ...

But although everyone devoured Jane Eyre (including Queen Victoria who read it several times), when it was found out that the author was a woman, and an unmarried woman at that, it got the reputation ...

Brontë further develops the colonial contexts of Jane Eyre in the novel’s final section, when, after the collapse of her engagement to Rochester, Jane takes up residence with an earnest ...

On the night she leaves her brooding, mysterious, and wealthy fiancé, Jane Eyre — Charlotte Brontë’s iconic protagonist — walks out with nothing but her principles. She doesn’t say goodbye. She does ...