Jane Eyre tickets
About Jane Eyre
A love that defies convention. A woman who refuses to be contained.
Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre burns with love, defiance and a fierce determination to be free. The five-time Tony Award-nominated musical now receives its UK premiere at Southwark Playhouse Elephant.
Orphaned and determined to shape her own future, Jane Eyre arrives at Thornfield Hall to become governess to the ward of the enigmatic Edward Rochester. Their connection is immediate, but Thornfield is a house of secrets and the truth Jane uncovers will force her to choose between passion and the independence she has fought to protect.
Jane and Rochester are drawn together against reason and convention, while the secrets of Thornfield threaten the life Jane is determined to choose for herself. Co-directed by Tony Award-winning director John Caird, whose work includes Les Misérables, and Broadway performer and director Megan McGinnis.
“It feels like an instant classic… A stunning score… this is one musical that guarantees you leave the theatre with a smile on your face, a song in your heart and feeling completely satisfied” - All That Dazzles
“Mixing lush strains of Phantom of The Opera and epic sweep of Les Misérables” - The Daily Mail
“Stonking central performances… Musical aficionados won’t want to miss” - WhatsOnStage
Run time
2hr 30min. Including 1 interval.
Categories
Age
Ages 10+ (recommended).
Start date
28th August, 2026
End date
24th October, 2026
“Stunning vocals bring Brontë's gothic romance intimately alive”
A Vocally Stunning Literary Adaptation
This intimate production of Jane Eyre wins audiences over with its exceptional vocals and talented cast, with particular praise for the leads' chemistry and emotional depth. The small theatre creates ...
What It Feels Like
- Deeply moving
- Intimately atmospheric
- Vocally breathtaking
You’ll Love This If…
- You adore the novel and want a faithful adaptation
- You appreciate extraordinary vocals in an intimate setting
- You enjoy emotionally rich, gothic romance
A beautiful musical retelling of a classic story
Amazing. Beautiful production with high emotion. Poppy Jason, as young Jane and Adele, was incredible. For one so young, Poppy displays an incredible range of both vocals and emotions. As a huge fan of Jane Eyre, I’d recommend this to anyone who loves the characters.
Decent show! Great vocals! Not entirely convinced it’s a story that needs to be a musical
Jane Eyre cast and creative team
By: John Caird and Paul Gordon
Director: John Caird and Megan McGinnis
Venue
Directions
Location: Fringe/Off West End
Railway station: Elephant and Castle
Bus numbers: Newington Butts (Stop BC) 196
Directions from tube: Elephant & Castle: Walk south-east on Churchyard Row towards Newington Butts/A3. Turn left onto Newington Butts. Kennington: Walk north-east on Kennington Park Rd/A3 towards Othello Cl. Turn left onto Churchyard Row.
Upcoming performances
Frequently asked questions
Is Jane Eyre playing in the West End or Off-West End?
Jane Eyre is Off West End.
How long is Jane Eyre on for?
Tickets for Jane Eyre are available through 24 October 2026 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Who is the director of Jane Eyre?
John Caird and Megan McGinnis is the director of Jane Eyre.
Who is the writer of Jane Eyre?
The writer of Jane Eyre is John Caird and Paul Gordon.
How do you get tickets for Jane Eyre?
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What is the running time of Jane Eyre?
Jane Eyre runs for 2hr 30min. Including 1 interval.
Which theatre is Jane Eyre at?
Jane Eyre is at London's Southwark Playhouse Elephant, which is located at 1 Dante Place, London, SE11 4RX.
What is the age recommendation for Jane Eyre?
Ages 10+ (recommended).
How much are tickets for Jane Eyre?
Jane Eyre tickets start at £15.
What is Jane Eyre about?
A love that defies convention. A woman who refuses to be contained.
Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre burns with love, defiance and a fierce determination to be free. The five-time Tony Award-nominated musical now receives its UK premiere at Southwark Playhouse Elephant.
