Exclusive Asian Premiere “It’s wonderful, enchanting, affectionate and silly…true to the original in line, attitude, balance, respect, and laughter.”Sunday Independent Jane Austen's classic novel moves from page to stage Five unmarried daughters - suitable husbands sought! Theatre | Ireland “It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife.” The opening line of Pride and Prejudice, one of the best loved works of English literature and continuously in print since first publication in 1813, sets the scene for Jane Austen’s wonderful study of manners and morality among the landed gentry in 18th century England. The Gate Theatre production captures Jane Austen’s sharp sense of humour and her elegant style. With five daughters of marriageable age, Mr and Mrs Bennet are thrilled when an eligible bachelor and his friends move into the neighbourhood. But when daughter Elizabeth meets Mr Darcy, sparks begin to fly. In a world where wealth dictates relationships, can each overcome their own pride and prejudice and find true love? The Gate Theatre makes their debut in Hong Kong with Pride and Prejudice, which has played to packed houses and standing ovations both in Ireland and in the United States. CAST & PRODUCTION By Jane Austen Adapted by James Maxwell Revised and Directed by Alan Stanford - Performed in English with Chinese surtitles - The Hong Kong cast may be different from the cast featured in this publicity