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Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel

11 Apr to 26 Jul 2021

Fortune Theatre

It is a truth scarcely acknowledged that Jane Austen wrote hundreds of novels that have previously stayed hidden for centuries … until now.
Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel at the Fortune Theatre

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Show details

Synopsis


Featuring a cast of the most acclaimed and quickest improvisers (as seen on The Mash Report, QI, Mock the Week, Peep Show), expect a regency tale like no other where no two shows are ever the same!


With previous masterpieces including Monster Hangover Abbey, Dirty Darcying and We Will Frock You, whether you're insane for Jane or don't know your Bingleys from your Darcys, this hilarious spectacle is not to be missed!


Background, advisory warnings


Age suitability: Not available


Austentatious is an entirely improvised comedy play in the style of the wondrous & witty Jane Austen, based on nothing more than a title from the audience.


Performed in Regency costume with live musical accompaniment.


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Dates


Previews from:Sunday 11 April 2021

Closes:Monday 26 July 2021

Performance days & times


Evening:

Sunday ‑ 6‑00pm

Monday ‑ 7‑30pm


Intervals:1

Matinee:
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Running time: 2 hrs 00 mins (inc interval)

Tickets


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Creatives


Author: Based on the work of Jane Austen
Production: Austentatious

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