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Jane Eyre
Beit Zvi School of the Performing Arts | 2016
From the outset of her life as an orphan, amidst poverty, deprivation, and heart-wrenching betrayals, Jane Eyre steadfastly follows her heart in a relentless pursuit of freedom and fulfillment.
Contrary to societal expectations and the challenges that life throws at her, Jane's indomitable spirit flourishes as she transforms into a young and opinionated woman. Despite her humble beginnings, she excels in her studies and secures a position as a private tutor at the Thornfield estate, where she finds herself entangled in a love affair with its owner, the enigmatic Lord Rochester.
This audacious and dynamic adaptation breathes new life into Charlotte Brontë's 19th-century classic, placing the impossible love story between the penniless Jane and the aristocratic Rochester at its core.
By Maya Scheya
after the novel by Charlotte Brontë
Directed by Gome Fryd
Set design | Ruth Miller
Costume design | Maya Arbel
Movement design | Noa Wagner
Lighting design | Uri Morag
Photos by Yossi Zwecker
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