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Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

By Jane Kendall. From the novel by Jane Austen.

Product Code: P36000

Full-length Play

Drama

Cast size: 5m., 11w.


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Min. Royalty Rate: $90.00/perf

Synopsis

Set in England during the approximate time of early 1800, five daughters of the Bennet family must be married off! Was ever a mother as put upon as Mrs. Bennet? Jane falls deeply in love with the wealthy Mr. Bingley, and it looks as if a romance is possible between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy. But Mr. Darcy is a very proud young man and he is shocked by mama's vulgar matchmaking! He not only leaves for London, but also manages to take Mr. Bingley with him. Jane is heartbroken. Finally, Mr. Darcy returns to propose to Elizabeth. She promptly refuses and berates him for taking Mr. Bingley away and hurting Jane. The attraction between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy eventually triumphs over the pride of one and the prejudice of the other.

Notes

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Details

  • Status In stock
  • Type of Show Full-length Play
  • Product Code P36000
  • Minimum Cast Size 16
  • Pages of Dialogue 96
  • Min. Royalty Rate $90.00/perf
  • Approx. Run Time 145 min
  • Staging One int. set. Three acts. Production notes are available in the script containing discussion of characterization and notes on staging.

Categories

  • Target Audience Young Audiences | Middle School | High School | Family (all ages) | Senior Adults
  • Performing Group Middle School | High School | College Theatre | Community Theatre | Professional Theatre
  • Genre Drama
  • ISBN(13) 9780871296863

* Please note the royalty rate listed is the minimum royalty rate per performance. The actual royalty rate will be determined upon completion of a royalty application.

Customer Reviews

This is a great play with great parts for every actor. The play does a terrific job interpreting Jane Austen's original intent in a single-set stage set-up.

Shawn McMaster, Allendale Public Schools, Allendale, Mich.

Pride and Prejudice's adaptation by Jane Kendall was right on. It captured all of the main points in a very entertaining stage play. It has humor and sadness and energy. I found it very easy to produce because the students were highly motivated to succeed in this challenging, yet fun, stage play.

Gwen Costello, Northeast High School, Goose Lake, Iowa

This play is hilarious! Its stage directions are precise and easy to follow! The performers will enjoy it, as well as the audience.

Annah Lamberson, Canyon Creek Christian Academy, Richardson, Texas

Offers fun, light and yet dramatic ventures for the playersÑgood mix.

Pam West, Licking County Christian Academy, Heath, Ohio

Pride and Prejudice is a great high school play. It is comedy with a message. This show is both classy and classic!

Norma Jean Acker, Maple Valley Junior/Senior High School, Vermontville, Mich.

This was a hugely entertaining play, ideal for young people and challenging, too. The single set made life much easier!

Jenny Caley, Cottingham Little Youth Theatre, East Yorkshire, United Kingdom

This play is very well written. It brings out the humor of this timeless tale and gives depth to the characters even in such a short amount of space.

Natalie Skutlin, New Covenant Christian School, Lebanon, PA

The play was incredible. Everyone who saw "Pride and Prejudice" laughed at Lydia and Catherine and cried with Jane and Elizabeth. It was different and exciting not only for those in the cast, but also for those who were part of the audience.

Teri Evans, Lakeland Christian School, Lakeland, FL

Pride and Prejudice is a faithful condensation of Jane Austen's comedy of manners. Amusing and quirky characters, a charming and comical story with a single interior set make this classic easy and fun to produce. A frothy delight!

Michael Self, Annie Wright School, Tacoma, WA

An outstanding venue for a large, talented female cast and several "starring" roles for a real showcase. The best of the novel, providing delightful entertainment for an audience. Everyone who read the script fell in love with the story and characters.

J. Allen, Fredericktown High School, Fredericktown, OH

This is the third time in 25 years we have performed Pride and Prejudice, and it again pleased cast and audience alike. The script is a faithful adaptation of a great novel and provides wonderful comic roles for Mrs. Bennet and Collins, who always manage to steal the show.

Robert Walton, The Christian Academy, Brookhaven, Pa.

Smart and funny. Pride and Prejudice was a joy to produce and full of the ever-sought-after strong female roles. Perfect for high-school productions. Jane Austen would be proud.

Jenny Stopher, Christian Education Consortium, Charlestown, Ind.

Finally! A do-able stage adaptation of my favorite novel! The unit set design made this production really shine as we were able to really dazzle in a historically realistic way without going over our modest budget!

Carol-Ann Black, Big Girl Productions, Lincoln Park, Mich.

Pride and Prejudice is true to the spirit of the novel but totally produceable by any high school theatre. It's delightful.

Marissa Meek, Lehman High School, Kyle, Texas

It was our best production. The kids enjoyed doing it and the audience loved it. Quite hysterically funny.

Brian Boss, Heights Homeschool Co-op, Monee, Ill.

This was an amazingly good adaptation of the novel. The theatrical elements were exceptional, and both the actors and audience thoroughly enjoyed the show.

Jeff Courtier, Woodland Park High School, Woodland Park, Colo.

This was a great synopsis of [the novel]Ñvery humorous. There were many details in the blocking which was very helpful. Our production was very successfulÑfive sold-out shows! We played Hill as a manservant; that worked very well.

Tracy and Karen Sattler, Sattler Academy, Minnetonka, Minn.

Because all of the action takes place in the Bennet household, this version is user friendly. Its sole focus on Mrs. Bennet's attempts to marry off her daughters makes it easier for audiences unfamiliar with the story to follow it. For the connoisseur, it is a "greatest hits," containing all the famous scenes and lines from Austen's novel.

Dora Myers, Shenendehowa High School West, Clifton Park, N.Y.

We loved it! It was a fantastic adaptation of Austen's book! I'm glad we decided to do this play! The audience loved it and laughed out loud many times. It is wonderful that it is just one set!

Jenny Johnson, New Castle Christian Academy, New Castle, Del.

This was a well-written adaptation that covers the story in an ideal amount of time. All the best of Jane Austen's lines are included. Our students enjoyed producing/performing it. And the audience loved it.

Nancy Frey, Victory Christian School, Albuquerque, N.M.

It's a wonderful play to produceÑit has all the instructions clearly laid out and can be produced in six weeks. The set is fun to build and the actors loved being in it.

Heidi Isaac, Colorado Springs Christian School, Colorado Springs, Colo.

Very fun play to perform with a large female cast! The heightened language is a challenge for the actorsÑand they rise to the occasion! Very funny and witty dialogueÑa real audience pleaser!

Danyah Arafat-Johnson, Dawson Middle School, Southlake, Texas

Hints, Tips, and Tricks

Keep the actors' pace moving. There are many places where the nature of the story (stand around and talk) makes it very easy for the actors to let the momentum die if they don't make an effort to keep it moving.

Amy Hobbs, Solid Foundation Educational Association, State College, Pa.

Much of the effect/intent is lost without adhering to the Regency period in sets, costumes, props. British accents and appropriate etiquette are also essential.

Dora Myers, Shenendehowa High School West, Clifton Park, N.Y.

Follow the stage directions! They are superb.

Annah Lamberson, Canyon Creek Christian Academy, Richardson, Texas

Production Map

Location City State Opens Closes
Granbury Theatre Company Granbury TX 05/09/2025 05/25/2025

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